bilt.me Raises €615K for Native AI App Builder
bilt.me raises pre-seed funding for an AI-native tool that helps users build and publish native mobile apps.
Most AI app builders have focused on web applications. bilt.me is aiming at a harder target: native mobile apps.
What happened
Tallinn-based bilt.me raised about €615,000 in pre-seed funding.
The company lets users describe an app idea in plain language, then builds, previews and helps publish a native iOS or Android application. Its investors include Superhero Capital, with backing from founders associated with major European technology companies.
The round is small, but the product wedge is clear: make native mobile development more accessible through AI.
Why it matters
Vibe-coding tools have lowered the barrier to building simple web apps, but mobile remains harder because of platform rules, native performance expectations and app-store publishing.
bilt.me is trying to move AI-generated software beyond browser-based prototypes into app-store-ready mobile products.
The bigger picture
Developer tools are becoming more outcome-oriented.
The next step is not only generating code, but packaging, deploying and publishing usable software. If AI-native tools can handle more of that workflow, the definition of who can build software will continue to widen.