A startup that enables AI systems to use legacy desktop software like an API
minicor.comSan FranciscoAIYC X26Founded 20249 people
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Sources agree on the round details. The company release names Brad Gillespie as the IA Ventures investor leading the round; IA Ventures is listed as the lead and Gillespie is not listed separately.
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed | $3.8M | 2026-10-14 | IA Ventures | 4 outlets. #39 in Trending |
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Sources agree on the round details. The company release names Brad Gillespie as the IA Ventures investor leading the round; IA Ventures is listed as the lead and Gillespie is not listed separately. | ||||
Minicor turns workflows in legacy desktop apps with no API into self-healing API endpoints that AI companies can call.
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Minicor addresses the last-mile problem that AI companies face when their customers' healthcare, logistics, and other critical workflows live in desktop systems without APIs, where manual UI entry and brittle RPA delay go-live. Its bet is that self-healing, observable API endpoints can make those systems usable without replacement, and the company says it is live with thousands of workflows a week while its $3.8M seed was led by IA Ventures.
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