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• Tablesprint secures $1M funding from investors including Ola’s Ankit Bhati, to scale its AI-powered no-code platform that helps businesses build custom apps in minutes.
• The startup offers AI-driven tools like workflows and pre-built playbooks, addressing inefficiencies in ERP and CRM systems to streamline enterprise processes.

Bengaluru-based startup Tablesprint has successfully raised approximately $1 million in a funding round backed by notable investors, including Ola co-founder Ankit Bhati, Reflexical founder Ajeet Khurana, and Sunil Sharma, CEO of Coingape. The round also saw participation from BlueLotus Ventures, TDV Partners, DGC Ventures, and several other angel investors.

Tablesprint is an AI-powered, no-code platform that enables businesses to build intuitive applications quickly and efficiently. The platform offers customizable features like workflows, Kanban boards, forms, and charts, which can be tailored to specific business processes such as sales, HR, operations, and vendor management. Companies can start small by creating apps for tasks like surveys or employee onboarding and scale up to more complex workflows as needed.

The startup’s platform also includes pre-built playbooks, such as ‘Hire to Retire’ and ‘Order to Cash,’ which offer ready-to-use modules for complete business workflows. These solutions make it easier for enterprises to streamline their operations and adapt as their needs evolve.

Co-founder and CEO Abhijeet Kumar, who previously co-founded RainCan (later acquired by BigBasket), emphasized the importance of efficiency in app development.

“We are building an AI-powered platform that helps enterprises go live in minutes, not months,” Kumar stated. “By delivering a consumer app-like experience for enterprise use cases, we enable simple workflows to scale into complex, enterprise-grade systems, allowing businesses to adapt and grow seamlessly.“

Tablesprint addresses inefficiencies in traditional Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, which often face low adoption rates due to complexity. With a focus on usability and scalability, the startup aims to bridge the gap between technical teams and business stakeholders.

The platform’s versatility has already attracted clients such as Flipkart and wealth management startup Elever. Tablesprint is also running pilot programs with medium and large enterprises across industries like manufacturing, distribution, and investment management.

Now with the recent funding, Tablesprint aims to expand its team, enhance product development, and continue empowering businesses to create future-ready apps efficiently.