Estonia's bilt.me raises €615k backed by Bolt and Lightyear founders
Tallinn-based AI-native mobile app builder bilt.me has secured €614.9k in a pre-Seed round led by Superhero Capital, with support from Bolt and Lightyear founders.
bilt.me, a Tallinn-based startup building an AI-native mobile app development tool, has closed a pre-Seed funding round worth €614.9k (roughly $700k).
Investors
The round was led by Superhero Capital, a Seed-stage venture capital fund that backs software-driven startups across Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Two prominent Baltic tech entrepreneurs also participated: Bolt founder Markus Villig and Lightyear founder Martin Sokk.
About the company
bilt.me positions itself as an AI-native platform for building mobile applications, aiming to make app development faster and more efficient through artificial intelligence tools. The company plans to use the fresh capital to scale its operations and further develop its product.
The deal reflects a broader trend in the Baltic tech ecosystem, where founders of successful companies increasingly reinvest in new, early-stage ventures, helping strengthen the region's innovation environment.
