Warsaw-based startup mysite.ai, which develops an all-in-one AI assistant that acts as a full-time digital employee for micro-businesses, has secured €2.1 million in a pre-seed round led by Inovo VC, as Vestbee was informed.
- Mysite.ai was founded in 2022 by Patryk Pijanowski and Sebastian Kurzynowski. The company develops tools that automate the conversion of design files into production-ready frontend code.
- Its platform, Codejet, integrates a design system within Figma, enabling users to assemble websites from responsive components and generate clean, production-quality code via a plugin.
- The firm also provides an AI assistant that manages the online presence of micro-businesses. The core feature is an AI website agent that creates, writes, and publishes custom websites based on user input, requiring no coding or design skills.
- The platform is designed for small businesses and solo operators who typically lack marketing or technical expertise, offering an automated solution for managing their digital operations.
"Codejet made life easier for middlemen, but it did not fix the owners’ real problems. With mysite.ai we remove the go-between and give business owners a complete solution, starting with the website and soon covering all their online marketing,” claims Patryk Pijanowski, CEO and founder of mysite.ai.
- The startup employs a team of 20 and has offices in Warsaw and San Francisco. It has worked on projects for brands such as Cisco, IKEA, and SIXT.
Details of the deal
- The investemnt was led by Inovo VC, a Warsaw-based VC firm that supports early-stage startups across Poland and the CEE region, investing between €500,000 and €4 million.
“We strongly believe in products that let mass-market users, without advanced tech skills, leverage the power of LLMs. Mysite.ai empowers anyone to build and launch their own website in minutes, even if they don’t understand what hosting or servers are,” says Michał Rokosz, Partner at Inovo VC.
- The round also included participation from existing investors such as Sunfish Partners and business angels Fabian Veit and Bart Roszkowski.
- The funding will support the development of new AI features for managing ads, social media, and lead generation, expand the team, and help scale operations in Europe and the US.
