Rhythms Raises $26M to Shape the Future of Hybrid Work

The startup is developing an AI-powered system that can learn productive working patterns and help teams adopt them.

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Published on Dec. 08, 2023
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AI-powered enterprise productivity startup Rhythms has secured $26 million in seed funding to optimize organizational performance and transform the future of work. The funding round was co-led by Greenoaks and Madrona. This funding enables Rhythms to expand its teams in the U.S. and India, accelerate product development and bring its operating system to market.

Rhythms is building an AI-powered operating system that can identify the working patterns of high-performing teams and allow each segment of a workforce to personalize and adopt those “rhythms” to achieve higher productivity. The company plans to launch a product preview in early 2024 and make its solution widely available later that year.

Rhythms was founded by Vetri Vellore, a third-time entrepreneur and former corporate vice president at Microsoft. Greenoaks and Madrona, both previous investors in Vellore’s previous venture Ally.io, believe that Rhythms’ AI-powered solution will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of productivity, especially in the context of the rise of hybrid work and the need to accomplish more with less.

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