London-based Xylo has raised £2.8 million in pre-seed funding to develop AI agents designed to help local governments process applications faster and more accurately.
The company focuses on automating administrative work so public sector officers can spend more time on judgement-based decisions. Xylo says its software is built to support local authorities handling large volumes of applications where speed and accuracy are under pressure.
The round was led by CapitalT, with participation from Common Magic, SVV (Sure Valley Ventures), Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company, Endurance Ventures, and angel investors from Google DeepMind, Gensyn, Dawn Capital, Mark Ransford, and exited govtech founders.
The funding points to continued investor interest in AI infrastructure for public services, particularly tools aimed at improving operational efficiency inside local government.
The company focuses on automating administrative work so public sector officers can spend more time on judgement-based decisions. Xylo says its software is built to support local authorities handling large volumes of applications where speed and accuracy are under pressure.
The round was led by CapitalT, with participation from Common Magic, SVV (Sure Valley Ventures), Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company, Endurance Ventures, and angel investors from Google DeepMind, Gensyn, Dawn Capital, Mark Ransford, and exited govtech founders.
The funding points to continued investor interest in AI infrastructure for public services, particularly tools aimed at improving operational efficiency inside local government.