Aampe, the startup behind agentic infrastructure enabling continuous personalization in consumer apps, raised a $18 million Series A funding round led by Theory Ventures, with participation from Z47 (formerly Matrix Capital India). The funding brings Aampe’s total raised to $27.3 million and will accelerate the adoption of its AI-driven infrastructure, which is already powering over 100 million intelligent agents across four continents.
Aampe’s AI agents deliver a revolutionary approach to personalization, enabling businesses to move beyond traditional segmentation and manual workflows. Each agent continuously learns from user interactions to tailor every experience, whether in-app, through marketing channels, or across digital surfaces, without requiring teams to manage complex campaign setups.
The infrastructure is already in use by leading companies across industries, including food delivery and on-demand apps in Asia, sports and fitness apps in Europe, and fintech and entertainment platforms in the US Aampe agents handle up to 200 billion personalized decisions weekly, driving higher engagement and value for both users and enterprises.
“Our mission is to fundamentally improve how users experience digital products,” said Paul Meinshausen, Aampe CEO and co-founder. “Today, most apps look the same for everyone, limiting personalization to basic recommendation feeds. Aampe’s AI Agents enable every interaction to adapt to the user’s unique preferences and context, continuously and at scale.”
Redefining Personalization with Agentic AI
Unlike conventional AI or machine learning approaches, Aampe employs reinforcement learning, enabling its agents to adapt in real-time and optimize decisions for each user. This infrastructure integrates seamlessly with existing marketing and product tools, maximizing the value of businesses' technology investments while reducing operational complexity.
