AAlchemy Cloud provides integrated lab software for applied sciences, serving coatings, food, and beverage industries. Its platform helps product and technical teams streamline workflows, consolidate testing data, and accelerate product development by integrating with lab equipment and applying embedded AI that offers insights and recommendations. The model is subscription-based, with additional services for implementation and customization. Unlike general lab software, Alchemy targets the niche needs of applied sciences companies, offering flexible, customizable workflows and data-management with AI-driven guidance. The company’s goal is to help clients move from testing to faster, data-backed product development by improving data organization, collaboration, and decision-making across the lab.
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Aibly: the AI compliance infrastructure platform taking aim at enterprise regulatory drag. Compliance is one of the least glamorous, and most expensive, line items in enterprise software. For banks, insurers and other heavily regulated firms, reviewing documents, screening activity and tracking regulatory obligations still consumes enormous amounts of manual, repetitive labour. A new London-based company, Aibly, is betting that AI agents can take much of that work off human desks. Aibly describes itself as an "enterprise AI execution layer for compliance." Rather than acting as a dashboard or a reporting tool, the platform deploys AI agents that automate manual review workflows inside regulated businesses, the kind of repetitive checking, extraction and triage that compliance teams currently handle by hand. The pitch is straightforward: cut operational cost, reduce turnaround times, and let compliance staff spend their time on judgement calls instead of paperwork. Traction and the raise. According to its public listing on the Angel Investment Network, Aibly is seeking £1,000,000 at a minimum ticket of £25,000. The company reports: * Three regulated customers * Approximately £170k in annual recurring revenue (ARR) * A qualified pipeline of £1.7m to £2m, plus a further £900k in active RFPs * £150k raised in the current round, following a £500k previous round * A forecast of £12m ARR, which the company says excludes future AI products The listing places the business at the "Achieving Sales" stage. Founder pedigree. The founder's background is part of the story. The listing notes that they helped scale Alchemy through to its acquisition by NTT Data, and that they carry a previous software exit. In early-stage investing, that kind of operating history, especially selling into large, slow-moving enterprises, is often as decisive as the product itself. Why compliance automation is drawing capital. The timing is not accidental. Regulated industries face overlapping pressures: tightening rules on data and AI use, rising expectations from supervisors, and flat or shrinking compliance headcount. At the same time, large language models have made it feasible to process unstructured documents such as contracts, filings and correspondence at a scale and speed that was impractical only a few years ago. That combination has turned compliance automation and AI governance into one of the more durable pockets of enterprise AI spending. The caveats. Early-stage investments carry real risk, and this one is no exception. The headline figures, including the £12m ARR forecast, are forward-looking projections rather than guarantees, and a qualified pipeline is not the same as signed revenue. Compliance also tends to be a slow sales cycle, measured in quarters, with procurement, security review and regulatory sign-off standing between a pilot and a contract. Investors considering the round should treat the numbers as claims to verify rather than conclusions. The listing notes that the promotion has not been approved by an authorised person within the meaning of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, and that reliance on it may expose an investor to the risk of losing all invested capital. As always, due diligence and, where appropriate, professional advice are essential. The bottom line. Aibly sits at the intersection of two things enterprises are spending on right now: AI that removes manual work, and compliance that cannot be avoided. Whether it becomes the execution layer for regulated firms, or one of several well-funded contenders, its reported early traction and founder track record make it a name worth watching in the compliance-automation space. Figures in this article are as reported on the company's public fundraising listing and have not been independently verified. Source: Aibly business proposal on the Angel Investment Network.
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Raptive launches Raptive Intelligence, appoints John Roa as Chief AI Officer and acquires AlchemyAI. June 9, 2026 3 min. read New business unit turns creator expertise and consumer intent into Raptive Intelligence, a trusted infrastructure layer for growing publisher businesses and powering AI grounding, commerce intelligence, and agentic product discovery. Raptive, the leading technology and media company powering premium creator and publisher businesses across the open internet, announced the launch of Raptive Intelligence, a new business unit led by John Roa as Chief AI Officer and General Manager and strengthened by Raptive's acquisition of AlchemyAI, the stealth agentic food-intelligence platform Roa founded. Raptive Intelligence is designed to power creator monetization and audience growth in the age of AI while making trusted creator expertise and authentic consumer intent usable by CPGs, grocers, retailers, AI platforms, and brands. The move marks the next step in Raptive's expansion from a scaled creator monetization platform into an AI-native company serving creators, publishers, consumers and brands. Raptive's core advertising business remains the company's foundation, providing the reach, relationships, data, and monetization infrastructure to support a new generation of AI products. "Raptive's core business has never been stronger, and that strength gives us permission to build boldly," said Michael Sanchez, CEO of Raptive. "We sit at the intersection of premium content, trusted creator relationships, audience behavior, commerce, and advertising. AI is how we connect those assets into something the market has never had access to before. John brings the technical depth, product vision and operating experience to scale this quickly, with creators at the center." Raptive reaches more than 224 million people each month across 6,500+ premium sites, ranks #1 in Food, Family and Lifestyle, and has paid creators and publishers more than $4 billion. That footprint gives Raptive a rare position in the AI era: a direct view into the moments when consumers are deciding what to cook, buy, try, compare, substitute and trust. Raptive Intelligence will turn that signal, and the creator expertise behind it, into enterprise-grade infrastructure for the next era of discovery and commerce. AI platforms need authoritative content to ground answers and reduce error in trust-sensitive categories. CPGs and brands need to understand how their products are discovered and recommended inside AI. Grocers and retailers need better ways to connect inspiration and household needs to baskets, fulfillment and retail media. Raptive Intelligence will serve those needs through licensed data access, real-time intelligence products and agentic commerce infrastructure. "No one needs trusted human expertise more than AI," said Roa. "The quality of an agentic experience depends on the quality of the knowledge behind it. Raptive has the scale, category depth and trust to make creator expertise usable by AI and commerce systems in a way that benefits the people who produced it." Raptive Intelligence will begin with food, Raptive's largest and most influential publisher category, where Raptive's audience is responsible for almost $1 trillion of grocery buying power. Food is also one of the clearest markets where agentic, creator expertise and commerce are converging. Consumers will increasingly use AI assistants to plan meals, adapt recipes, compare products, manage substitutions, build shopping lists and adapt to dietary needs and restrictions. AlchemyAI gives Raptive an immediate technical foundation for that work. Its food knowledge graph maps the relationships among recipes, ingredients, products, preferences, techniques, substitutions, nutrition and shopping intent. Combined with Raptive's scale, that technology will help Raptive Intelligence ground AI answers, inform product recommendations, support basket-building and help commerce partners understand demand earlier in the agentic consumer journey. Raptive's broader AI strategy is rooted in a simple principle: trusted human content should gain value in an AI-driven world. The company will continue advocating for attribution, transparency, creator rights and sustainable economic models that ensure creators and publishers share in the value their work creates. The acquisition and appointment come as Raptive expands beyond traditional creator monetization into a broader set of products and services for premium digital businesses, including AI-powered tools for creators, smarter advertising and commerce products, richer data and audience intelligence, and new consumer experiences that carry trusted creator content across more surfaces. "AI is changing the economics of the internet," Sanchez added. "Raptive Intelligence is our answer: a way to help trusted content owners capture new value, help partners reach consumers with greater relevance and help AI-powered experiences become more reliable, useful and accountable."
Mia Naik joins Alchemy Cloud, Inc., as Vice President of Finance.
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Total Funding
$7.3M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2017
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