AI and software raises, week of 2026-07-20

59 ai and software companies filed this week, down from 86 the week before, against a 12-week average of 67.7. The biggest raise was Groq LLC at $672.16M, based in san jose, CA.

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First-time filers

Venice.ai, Shearwater International Inc., Compounding Collective LLC, Captal, Inc., Intermezzo Inc. / DE /, DealWithIt, Inc., Synthorai Technology Inc, Botsource, Inc., Soverun Inc, Subscript, Inc., Formagrid Holdings LLC, Make the Dot Inc., Datifact Inc., PSBL Inc., Toreus Technologies, Inc., Elixir Technology Holdings Inc., Subscript, Inc., Tristar AI Inc., Big House of Knowledge Inc, Formagrid Holdings LLC, AI ORBIT, INC., Gradient Sports, Inc., Explore, Inc./DE, Rage Holdings LLC, Flipur Technologies, Inc, Your360 AI, Inc., Indora Labs Corp., Precision Digital Health, Inc., Azora, Inc., Crafton Equities Inc., Software Velocity Corp., Groq LLC, Doc Watson Technologies, Inc., Lithos Computer Co., Kitchen Cloud, Inc., Mentium Technologies Inc., EchoIQ Ltd, Lore Experiences Inc, Kitchen Cloud, Inc., Opto Financial Inc, Provable Holdings US, Inc., Schematic Research, Inc., EMRG Talent Inc., Social Value Inc., BridgePoint AI, Inc., LIGHTNING VISUALS INC., HoundCreek Research LLC, Driven Ventures, Inc. filed their first Form D on record this week.

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How this list is built

Every company here filed a Form D with the SEC in the week 2026-07-20 to 2026-07-26. A Form D is the notice a company files when it sells shares or other securities without a public offering, so it catches seed rounds, small rounds and rounds that were never announced, alongside the large ones that make the news. Only new offerings by operating companies count: amendments, pooled investment funds, real estate vehicles and special purpose vehicles are left out, so each row is a company raising money for itself.

The amount shown is the total the filing reports as sold so far. Some filings report nothing sold yet; those rows show a dash and add nothing to the totals. "First filing" marks a company whose first Form D on record this is. Each company links to our page for the filing, or to the SEC's own copy, and the list can be copied as CSV for a spreadsheet.