Vibers
2 known investors
Vibers builds AI-powered products for clients using technologies such as LLMs, RAG, vector databases, and generative AI, delivering complete products including UX rather than only the AI layer. It also runs an internal B2B SaaS team developing AI products for enterprise customers.
Also known as Vibers · vibers.ai
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Vibers is an AI transformation (AX) company whose main product, Maestro, is a multi-agent platform intended to consolidate enterprise data analysis, customer experience and workflow automation in one place. The system analyzes enterprise data structures, automatically generates data relationship models, and trains customized agents that automate marketing operations processes. Maestro also acts as a management layer for a customer's AI applications, offering AI app management via the Vibers API, configurable usage dashboards ranging from summary metrics to detailed graphs and table views, and workspace-level oversight intended to guide decision-making.
Alongside the platform, Vibers offers a library of pre-built "Vibers Agents" organized around marketing/customer acquisition, CRM, ERP and finance functions, which it trains and onboards for a client's specific business. Named agents include V-Scouter (global influencer discovery), V-Manager (influencer sourcing and outreach), V-Tracker (performance tracking and guideline review), V-Insight (campaign insight and performance analysis), V-Contents (content marketing automation) and V-Rainmaker (influencer and content marketing strategy and execution), plus V-Chatbot, V-Benefit, V-Revenue and V-Finance.
The company frames enterprise AI adoption as a four-layer problem — data (business logic, internal knowledge, decision structures, collaboration patterns and existing services), ontology (giving that information machine-interpretable meaning), agents (AI teams that perform work), and application (the UX through which people interact with those systems) — and positions itself as an AI Transformation Partner addressing all four. It also states an intention to become an "AI Full-Stack Company" by automating more than 90% of its own internal operations and expanding globally.
Founding story
Vibers was co-founded by Jayne Shin (CEO), who previously worked as a product owner at Toss; the core team includes people with AI, cloud and system architecture experience from Coupang, AWS and Google. The company's stated mission is to free people from repetitive work and enable an "AI Renaissance" in which human creativity expands.
Business model
Vibers combines a software product, the Maestro AX platform with configurable agents, with a services component: "Trinity AX Squad" teams made up of business strategy, technology and product experts deployed on site at client companies to handle problem definition, solution design, implementation and feedback. The stated aim is to reduce the complexity of AI adoption by pairing the solution with an execution team.
Traction
Within three months of incorporation, clients across beauty, finance, healthcare, marketing and education were reported to be using Maestro. The company announced a 1.1 billion KRW seed round in November 2025 and is hiring for engineering and business roles.
Latest developments
On 18 November 2025, Vibers announced a seed investment of 1.1 billion KRW from Kakao Ventures and Seoul National University Technology Holdings, saying it would use the capital to expand its domestic enterprise client base and accelerate entry into North America, starting with marketing AI for K-beauty, food and culture companies entering the U.S. market.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Vibers positions itself as an AI transformation partner for organizations adapting to AI-driven market change, with the stated ambition of building an AI operating system spanning marketing, customer management and finance/accounting, and of becoming a leading AX partner in Korea and abroad.
Vibers combines platform software with an embedded delivery team covering the full cycle from problem definition through implementation and feedback, offers pre-trained function-specific agents rather than generic tooling, and cites compliance with HIPAA, GDPR and ISO27001. An investor at Kakao Ventures attributed its speed to organizationally embedded AI capability within a small team and to the founders' big-tech operating experience.
Technology
A multi-agent system underpins Maestro, which analyzes complex enterprise data structures, automatically generates optimal data relationship models and trains customized agents for marketing operations management. The stack is described across data collection, ontology construction, agent teams and application UX layers. Customers can build their own agents through the Vibers API. The company states it meets HIPAA, GDPR and ISO27001 security standards.
Go-to-market
The company sells to enterprise clients directly, pairing the Maestro platform with on-site AX squads, and plans to expand its domestic Korean enterprise base while entering North America, initially through localized marketing AI for Korean consumer brands expanding into the United States. It is also recruiting junior and senior AI Product Engineers and Business Owners.
Enterprises undertaking AI transformation. Reported client industries include beauty, finance, healthcare, marketing and education. Vibers also targets K-beauty, food and culture companies entering the United States with local marketing AI solutions, and more broadly North American distribution and consumer goods companies. Agent products are described as retail-focused.
Geography
Korea-based, with domestic enterprise clients and announced plans to enter the North American market.
History
The company reports that clients across several industries were using Maestro within three months of incorporation, and it announced its seed financing in November 2025.
Compiled by commissioned research from 6 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsFollowing the seed round, Vibers said it would begin offering local marketing AI solutions to K-beauty, food and culture companies entering the United States and target North American distribution and consumer goods markets.
Vibers disclosed a seed round of 1.1 billion KRW from Kakao Ventures and Seoul National University Technology Holdings, to be used to expand its domestic enterprise client base and accelerate entry into the North American market.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Vibers do?
- Korean AI transformation startup building Maestro, a multi-agent enterprise AI platform, paired with on-site delivery squads.
- Who are Vibers's investors?
- Vibers's investors include Kakao Ventures.