logcat.ai raises $2.5 million pre-seed round to expand enterprise AI platform

logcat.ai's AI platform, Delta, has already analysed over 10 billion lines of Android and Linux system trace data and completed thousands of autonomous investigations to identify software issues and recommend code-level fixes.

Sushree Sohini SahuSushree Sohini SahuJuly 17, 2026
logcat.ai raises $2.5 million pre-seed round to expand enterprise AI platform

Enterprise AI startup logcat.ai has raised $2.5 million (around ₹24 crore) in a pre-seed funding round led by Founders’ Co-op. The round also witnessed participation from Act One Ventures, TheFounderVC, Shorewind Capital, Clayoquot Capital and Alumni Ventures.

The company will use the fresh capital to expand its engineering team by hiring up to 10 specialised professionals, enhance the capabilities of its AI platform, and strengthen research and experimentation as it scales its enterprise offerings.

Founded in 2025 by former Esper engineers Varun Chitre and Tarun Vashisth, logcat.ai develops an AI-powered platform that automates Android and Linux device engineering, helping enterprises simplify complex operating system development and debugging processes.

Its flagship platform, Delta, analyzes Android and embedded Linux system traces, identifies the root cause of software issues, recommends code-level fixes, and supports engineers throughout the operating system development lifecycle.

The startup aims to help engineering teams reduce the time required to diagnose system-level issues and accelerate the development of products such as smartphones, robotics systems, airport kiosks, and other connected devices. According to the company, Delta has already analyzed more than 10 billion lines of trace data and completed thousands of autonomous investigations.

Headquartered in Seattle, logcat.ai currently focuses on hardware manufacturers and has already onboarded a number of paying enterprise customers. After running a beta programme that attracted around 400–500 developers, the company has shifted its focus toward serving enterprise clients.