Catch Raises $5M for an Agentic Admin Assistant
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Catch has emerged from stealth with $5 million in a Seed round co-led by Entree Capital and Pitango, with Seedcamp and Factorial Capital participating.
The company is based in Tel Aviv, and it sells an agentic administrative assistant aimed at business leaders.
The focus is deliberately narrow. Catch is not chasing software development, content generation or analysis, the three areas most AI agent companies have gone after. It handles administrative execution instead: scheduling, travel, email management and follow-ups, autonomously.
The usage numbers give a sense of what that looks like in practice. The platform has scheduled more than 12,000 meetings, delegated over 20,000 tasks and handled more than 200,000 emails.
Nir Sabato is chief executive and Yoav Ramon is chief technology officer.
The funding expands the core backend software engineering teams, accelerates training of the company’s proprietary administrative reasoning models, and scales go-to-market outreach to corporate clients across North America and Europe.
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