AI-native
internal tool builder Bricks.sh has raised €1.6 million in a pre-seed funding
round led by Primo Capital, with participation from Octopus First Cheque Fund,
Eden Ventures, Vesper Holding, and Vento.
The round also included several angel
investors, including Gianluca Cocco of Qomodo, Filippo Conforti of Commerce
Layer, and the founding team of online operations automation company Smartness.
The company also announced the launch of its public beta today.
Bricks.sh
provides an automated approach to building internal tools. The platform allows
developers to generate an admin panel by connecting their APIs and databases to
its AI system. With minimal setup, teams can create a ready-to-use admin panel
for both technical and non-technical users, making it easier to interact with
internal systems.
The
platform keeps admin panels synchronised with underlying APIs and databases.
When changes occur, such as the addition of new fields, updated tables, or
modified endpoints, the interface updates automatically, reducing the time
developers spend on both initial development and ongoing maintenance.
Dario Di Carlo, CEO and founder of Bricks.sh, said that a significant share of
engineering time is spent building internal tools, often forcing teams to
compromise between speed and customisation. This trade-off, he noted,
frequently results in solutions that slow technical teams and fail to meet
business needs.
We
built Bricks.sh to end this trade-off once and for all. The outcome: speed
where developers need it, customisation where operators demand it—and a path
out of the months-long grind of building internal tools that don’t drive
revenue, but do drain time. The real, positive impact we’re seeing is on user
bottom line,
Di
Carlo added.
The
company plans to use the new funding to expand its core team and continue
developing the product.