Blocks.diy, a Tel Aviv-based startup focused on AI-powered workplace productivity, has secured $10 million in seed funding. The round was led by monday.com—marking its first-ever external startup investment—and joined by Qumra Capital and Entree Capital. The funding will advance Blocks.diy’s mission to help teams build intelligent work tools and AI agents tailored to their specific workflows, without needing a dedicated development team.
Founded in 2025 by monday.com alumni Michal Lupu and Tal Haramati, Blocks.diy combines an AI app builder with intelligent agents that automate tasks across platforms like HubSpot CRM, LinkedIn, Gmail, Notion, Snowflake, and monday.com boards. These agents don’t just store data—they extract, analyze, and act on it, coordinating across systems while giving users full control over their behavior.
The platform is designed to shift work tools from passive systems to active, intelligent processes. It includes a marketplace of expert-built templates that can be deployed instantly or customized to meet specific needs. Already adopted by hospitals, venture funds, and tech operations teams, Blocks.diy meets SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR standards, ensuring compliance and security for enterprise users.
The new funding round will support product development, team expansion, and broader adoption across industries. By enabling employees to build their own AI-powered tools through simple conversation, Blocks.diy aims to democratize software creation and redefine workplace efficiency.
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“During my seven years leading product development at monday.com, I saw how no-code tools improved efficiency. AI has lowered barriers to software development, but Blocks.diy goes further, empowering teams to build smart work tools in a secure environment, with no dev team needed.”
Michal Lupu, Co-Founder and CEO of Blocks.diy
“Working with Michal and Tal at monday.com, we saw their strategic and technological strengths. We’re proud that this is our first external investment, supporting entrepreneurs we know and trust to shape the future of work.”
Roy Mann, co-founder and CEO of monday.com
“Michal and Tal recognized that the power of AI is making it accessible to every employee. We’re excited to support their mission to help organizations build personalized AI tools and create more efficient workplaces.”
Erez Shachar, Managing Partner at Qumra Capital
