No-code app builder Tablesprint raises $1 Mn in seed round

No-code app builder Tablesprint has raised $1 million in a seed round co-led by angel investors and syndicates, including Ankit Bhati, Ajeet Khurana, Sunil Sharma, BlueLotus Ventures, TDV Partners, DGC Ventures, and Abhijeet Bhandari.

The proceeds will be used to enhance its offerings, strengthen its team, and drive product development, furthering its mission to empower enterprises with no-code solutions, Tablesprint said in a press release.

Co-founded in 2024 by Abhijeet Kumar and Chirag Jadhav, Tablesprint offers an AI-first SaaS platform that enables companies to build intuitive apps and playbooks across various business verticals. The no-code platform provides customizable building blocks like AI Write/Image, Forms, Workflows, Kanban, and Charts, which can be tailored to specific business processes such as Sales, Orders, Purchases, HR, and more.

According to Tablesprint, companies have the flexibility to start with simple use cases like surveys, forms, payments, notifications, product catalogs, employee onboarding, or HR document storage, and then scale up to full business workflows, such as managing end-to-end sales processes. It also offers pre-built playbooks, including “Hire to Retire,” “Order to Cash,” and “Procure to Pay,” which contain modules for complete business workflows.

The “Hire to Retire” playbook includes app functionalities for the entire employee lifecycle, covering document management, recruitment, onboarding, leave and timesheet tracking, office shift scheduling, and exit procedures. Companies can either use these pre-built playbooks or create their own to meet evolving needs. This approach allows enterprises to adapt and improve their systems over time, ensuring operational efficiency and scalability.

The Bengaluru-based company aims to fill a critical gap in the enterprise software market by addressing the inefficiencies of traditional Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, which often operate in silos. The startup claims to have clients that include large enterprises like Flipkart and startups in the wealth management sector, such as Elever. It is also running pilot programs with medium and large global enterprises across industries like manufacturing, distribution, and investment management.