Arctis AI is driving the digitalization of administrative processes in the construction industry and has closed a multi-million euro pre-seed funding round. The Munich-based startup is developing a AI-powered platform, which makes complex construction contracts usable throughout the entire project lifecycle. The company does not disclose the exact amount of financing.
PT1 is leading the financing round. Ewor, Superangels, and several angel investors from the European construction and technology ecosystem are also participating. These include Alexander Schwörer, owner of scaffolding manufacturer Peri; Sebastian Johnston, founding partner at La Famiglia; Daniel Bronk, founder of construction project developer B+V Union; and Christian Marquart, Director of Legal at [Company Name]. Marvel Fusion.
From documents to dynamic data
Arctis AI replaces static contract documents with AI agents. The platform structures construction contracts in a central hub, making obligations, risks, payment terms, and dependencies accessible to commercial and project teams. Construction companies can thus access relevant content directly and edit it within the context of ongoing projects. The startup is addressing an area that has traditionally been heavily reliant on manual processes.
“Construction teams are realizing increasingly complex projects, but the underlying management systems have hardly changed. Back-office work is still dominated by PDFs, spreadsheets, and emails. We are developing tools to finally change this, eliminate the constant manual effort behind projects, and meet the demand with better technology.”
so Leon Stawowiak, co-founder of Arctis AI.
The three founders met at the Technical University of Munich and founded the company in August 2025. With the new capital, Arctis AI plans to expand its technical team, develop new modules, and grow its customer base across Europe. The goal remains to reduce operating costs and risks in the core administrative processes of large construction and infrastructure projects.
