We Raised $4.5M to Build AI for the TIC Industry

Today we're announcing that Seamflow has raised $4.5 million in seed funding, co-led by Northzone and Initialized Capital, with participation from Entrepreneur First, Nebular, and angel investors including Charlie Songhurst and Mario Götze. We're using this to expand our team and accelerate the platform we've been building for testing, inspection, and certification organisations.

Why we started Seamflow

Before a product reaches the market, a facility opens, or infrastructure goes live, an independent expert has to review the evidence and say it's safe. That work (audits, technical file reviews, conformity assessments) is how global safety standards actually get enforced. It's essential, unglamorous, and completely underserved by software.

The people doing this work are highly skilled. They're not slow because they lack expertise. They're slow because the tools around them are. They spend hours chasing incomplete submissions, navigating unstructured files, and drafting routine sections of reports they've written dozens of times. Meanwhile, demand keeps rising and qualified reviewers remain scarce. In medical devices alone, approval timelines can stretch well beyond a year. Not because the science is hard, but because the coordination is broken.

What we're building

Seamflow is building AI tools for the TIC industry. We're working alongside certification organisations to help expert teams handle growing demand without compromising the rigour that makes certification credible.

The operational challenges are the same everywhere: expert capacity is finite, documentation is unstructured, and coordination between teams creates delays that compound. That is the problem space we're focused on.

What comes next

This funding lets us move faster on the platform and grow the team. If you work in TIC and want to see what Seamflow looks like in your workflows, book a call. We'd like to show you.

Konstantin and the Seamflow team