Clueso

Clueso makes software that produces business videos with AI agents: product walkthroughs, tutorials, onboarding and training material, sales demos and marketing clips. Its focus is the company that needs hundreds of videos about its own software and has to keep them accurate as that software changes. The company launched less than three years before its Series A, which it announced in October 2026: a 10 million US dollar round led by Dharana Capital, with Y Combinator, f7 Ventures, Founders Future and Neotribe Ventures. It says more than 80% of that money came from investors who had already backed it at seed.

What it does

Clueso describes six capabilities. Computer agents navigate a real product and capture workflows on screen, and can run through them again when the product changes. Clueprints hold a company's rules for video, from brand and localisation guidelines to voice, visual style, motion graphics, captions and music. A browser-based editor lets anyone refine the story and visuals without traditional editing skills, and a chat interface runs recording, scripting, voiceover and editing on request. Connectors link it to the systems where a company's product and brand knowledge already lives, and an MCP integration lets general AI assistants create, edit and manage videos through it.

Who it serves

Clueso says more than 1,000 organisations use it across marketing, customer success, training, enablement and change management, and names Atlassian, GitLab, Zendesk, Gainsight, Legrand and Samsara. Customer learning teams at Atlassian and Seismic are quoted on its blog.

Key facts

• Chief executive: Akash Anand, co-founder
• Funding: 10 million dollars Series A, announced 13 October 2026, led by Dharana Capital
• Finances: the company says it has been cash-flow positive from close to the beginning
• Related listing: Clueso MCP, its server for AI assistants, is listed in our video editing software category