AI assistant startup Instinct has raised $250 million in a Series B funding round led jointly by Index Ventures and Benchmark, according to ChainCatcher. After the raise, the company’s total funding has reached $350 million, while its valuation has climbed to $2.5 billion. Instinct was launched by Spear Street Technology and is led by 23-year-old founder Noah Shinn. The product is still in private testing. The company says users can connect Instinct to their personal apps and devices, then interact with the AI assistant through text messages and phone calls. The assistant is designed to help with day-to-day tasks including trip planning, shopping, booking activities, and managing subscriptions.
AI assistant startup Instinct has completed a $250 million Series B round, with Index Ventures and Benchmark co-leading the financing, according to ChainCatcher.
Following the round, Instinct’s total funding has reached $350 million, and its valuation has risen to $2.5 billion. The company was launched by Spear Street Technology and is led by 23-year-old founder Noah Shinn. Its product remains in private testing.
Instinct says users can connect the assistant to their personal apps and devices and interact with it through text messages and phone calls. The product is built to handle daily tasks such as trip planning, shopping, booking activities, and subscription management.
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