Savviai
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Savvi provides an enterprise-grade AI platform built for financial services, letting teams build, own, and launch AI applications and agents without large investments in infrastructure or specialized talent. It targets fintech and financial-services organizations, addressing deployment, scale, compliance, and trust challenges that arise after a model is built.
Founders & leadership
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Maya MikhailovCEO & FounderMaya Mikhailov co-founded and exited GPShopper, a SaaS platform for retail and financial mobile solutions acquired by Synchrony, where she served as SVP and General Manager leading AI-enabled FinTech product development. She is now founder of Savvi AI, which provides an enterprise platform for financial-services teams to build and deploy AI applications and agents.
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Alex MullerFounder
Investors · 2
Cleo Capitallisted by Cleo CapitalNew York · $100K – $1M
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Savviai do?
- Savvi provides an enterprise-grade AI platform built for financial services, letting teams build, own, and launch AI applications and agents without large investments in infrastructure or specialized talent. It targets fintech and financial-services organizations, addressing deployment, scale, compliance, and trust challenges that arise after a model is built.
- Who founded Savviai?
- Savviai was founded by Maya Mikhailov.
- Who are Savviai's investors?
- Savviai's investors include Cleo Capital, Pear VC.
