Undo, a Cambridge, United Kingdom-based software startup, has closed a $37 million growth investment led by Elsewhere Partners.
The company develops tools that give coding agents runtime context through deterministic recordings of program execution, allowing automated root-cause analysis across complex codebases. As AI-generated code becomes more common in software teams, the ability to trace what happened during execution is becoming a more important part of debugging and reliability.
Undo said the new funding will be used to accelerate product development, deepen integrations into AI workflows, expand its customer success and go-to-market teams, and embed its technology more deeply into agentic engineering workflows.
The company develops tools that give coding agents runtime context through deterministic recordings of program execution, allowing automated root-cause analysis across complex codebases. As AI-generated code becomes more common in software teams, the ability to trace what happened during execution is becoming a more important part of debugging and reliability.
Undo said the new funding will be used to accelerate product development, deepen integrations into AI workflows, expand its customer success and go-to-market teams, and embed its technology more deeply into agentic engineering workflows.