Kindo raised US$30 million in a funding round co-led by Crosspoint Capital and Forgepoint Capital. The Venice Beach startup builds a management platform to govern enterprise artificial intelligence agents. The investment brings the company's total funding to US$57.6 million.
Investor backing and leadership
TFX Capital, CircleRock Capital, and several existing investors also joined the financing. Crosspoint managing director Andre Fuetsch and Forgepoint managing director Ernie Bio will join Kindo's board of directors. The company reported approximately 800% year-over-year revenue growth in 2026.
Enterprise monitoring and cost tracking
Ron Williams and Bryan Vann founded the software company in 2022. Its platform tracks agent permissions, data access, and token consumption across corporate networks. Aviation data provider Aireon reported saving over US$2 million annually by using Kindo for security operations.
Tools to optimize agent workloads
Kindo provides specialized add-on tools designed to reduce operational expenses for businesses running autonomous models. Its Deep Hat Sift tool filters repetitive queue alerts, while Deep Hat Tune adapts smaller models to specific tasks. Other tools convert repeatable steps into standard code and provide lower-cost security testing.
Kindo plans to use the new capital to expand its go-to-market organization. The company will also accelerate engineering for its centralized control center and Deep Hat tool suite. Deployment options will continue to support customer clouds, on-premises infrastructure, and air-gapped systems.
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