AI personal assistant startup Pally has raised $5.2 million in new funding, with Cyber Fund and Y Combinator leading the round. Pioneer Fund, Founders Inc, 468 Capital and angel investors also participated. The company says its valuation is $30 million. Pally’s service is built around a text-message interface and launched in 2025, with its latest version going live in June. The product can sync with Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Granola and Notion after users grant permission, and it can book flights, manage inboxes, reply to messages and reserve restaurants. Pally also uses Anthropic’s Claude, OpenAI’s ChatGPT and open-source models including Kimi K3 and GLM 5.2. Co-founder Haz Hubble said the company will not sell user data or use that data to train models.
AI personal assistant startup Pally has raised $5.2 million, with Cyber Fund and Y Combinator leading the round. Pioneer Fund, Founders Inc, 468 Capital and angel investors also took part.
The company said its valuation is $30 million. Pally’s core product is an AI personal assistant delivered through a text-message interface.
Founded in 2025, Pally rolled out its latest version in June. The product can sync with Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Granola and Notion. Once users grant permission, it can book flights, manage inboxes, reply to messages and reserve restaurants.
Pally uses Anthropic’s Claude, OpenAI’s ChatGPT and open-source models including Kimi K3 and GLM 5.2.
Co-founder Haz Hubble said the company will not sell user data and will not use related data to train its models.
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