- Qanooni AI Closes $2M Pre-Seed Round to Expand Operations in the UAE and UK
- The funding round included participation from Village Global, Oryx Fund, and a group of strategic and angel investors.
Qanooni AI, the legal tech startup developing AI-powered solutions for the legal sector, has announced the successful closure of its $2 million pre-seed funding round.
The round included participation from prominent investors such as Village Global, Oryx Fund (a vehicle of Salica Investments), TA Ventures, and a number of strategic angel investors.
Funding Details
This investment will enable Qanooni AI to expand its operations across the UAE and the UK, and to accelerate the development of its intelligent platform, purpose-built to seamlessly integrate with the way lawyers work.
The Qanooni AI platform operates from within the tools lawyers already use daily—Microsoft Word and Outlook—offering a smooth and highly efficient experience without the need for new software or complex interfaces.
It provides advanced features that adapt to each user’s writing style, tone, and professional standards, ultimately helping legal professionals work faster and more effectively.
In a statement, the company expressed gratitude to the investors who supported its bold vision, specifically naming:
Ben Casnocha, Sri Batchu, Josh Rodger, Viktoriya Tigipko, Andrew Verbitsky, Jimmy Stone, Nicholas Nottebohm, CFA, Ashish Shetty, and Miguel Rodrigues.
This growing interest in Qanooni AI reflects a broader global momentum around intelligent legal technologies, as firms seek out more efficient and innovative tools in a fast-paced, precision-driven work environment.
About Qanooni AI
Qanooni AI was founded by Anousha Iqbal, Ziyad Ahmed, and Karim Shiyyab as an AI-powered platform built specifically for legal professionals.
By integrating directly with the tools lawyers already use—Outlook and Word—the platform eliminates the need for additional software or complex interfaces, enabling legal teams to work more efficiently and intuitively.
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