Inevitable AI Group has raised $6 million in a pre-seed round led by Aleph to build and launch AI-native software companies through a venture studio model. The Tel Aviv-based firm was founded by Nimrod Lehavi and Ofer Bar-Or around the thesis that artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the economics of software development.
IAIG says it partners with entrepreneurs to create multiple AI-native businesses across established software categories, rather than concentrating on a single startup. The studio aims to identify markets with proven demand and launch products within weeks, using AI across product development, go-to-market execution, operations and growth.
AI-native company-building model
IAIG says its approach can enable new companies to reach feature parity with established software products in weeks while operating with significantly lower costs and smaller teams. The venture studio is primarily targeting software categories that have already demonstrated product-market fit but where AI could improve efficiency, accessibility, pricing or the overall customer experience.
The company argues many established software businesses face structural challenges in adopting AI because of legacy technology stacks, complex architectures and operating models developed before generative AI became widely available. By designing automation into development, customer service and operations from inception, IAIG says AI-native companies can build and support enterprise-grade products with smaller teams.
Since launching in January 2026, IAIG has created and launched five ventures and expects to launch dozens more by the end of the year.
Founder and CEO Nimrod Lehavi said: “We believe AI is changing the foundations of how software businesses are built, marketed, grow and exit. Many of today’s software companies were designed for a different technological era.” He added: “We see an opportunity to build a new generation of companies that can move faster, operate more efficiently, and deliver greater value to customers.”
Eden Shochat, Equal Partner at Aleph, said: “SaaS isn’t dying, it’s being reinvented. AI gives customers the ability to create tools tailored to their needs on demand.” He added: “We backed IAIG because the team understands that the winners of this transition will be those building entirely new categories of software.”
Co-founder and COO Ofer Bar-Or said: “The biggest challenge in startups has always been finding something the market truly needs and then executing well. AI is dramatically reducing the barriers to execution, allowing entrepreneurs to spend more time solving meaningful problems and less time navigating the complexity of software development.” Bar-Or brings more than 30 years of entrepreneurial experience across telecommunications, semiconductors, internet infrastructure, machine learning and other deep technology sectors. He is a graduate of Israel’s Talpiot program and previously spent seven years working in the Israeli space program.
Lehavi previously founded and led payments infrastructure company Simplex, which was sold to Nuvei for approximately $300 million.
Looking ahead, IAIG plans to expand its network of founders, enter additional software categories and continue refining its AI-native company-building model. The firm also expects acquisitions, partnerships and integrations between AI-native startups and established software providers to become increasingly common as incumbent companies adapt to changing software economics.
