Invent by Relevance AI

Invent by Relevance AI is a new platform that lets users make custom AI agents and tools. Users can do this by just writing simple descriptions in plain English. This makes creating AI tools easy for anyone to do. It does not need any coding or special skills. Here is what Invent offers and how it can help users.

Benefits

Invent has several great features:
* No Coding Needed: Users can make special tools for different jobs, like support, sales, making content, and automating work. They just need to describe what they need in plain English.
* Customization and Control: Users can change any part of their agents and tools whenever they want. They can also save the tools they make for later use.
* Rapid Development: Most users can make their first working agent in under 5 minutes. Invent helps them through the whole process.
* Real-World Applications: During testing, Invent was used to build a compliance checker for a financial services firm, a patient intake agent for a healthcare provider, and a contract reviewer for a legal team. These agents were made quickly and fit the teams'' real workflows.
* Beyond Templates: Unlike other platforms that offer general templates, Invent makes custom-fit agents. These agents use specific words, data, and standards, giving a more personal solution.

Use Cases

Invent can be used in many industries and situations:
* Financial Services: Make tools for checking compliance and assessing risks.
* Healthcare: Develop agents for taking in patients and helping with diagnoses.
* Legal: Build tools for reviewing contracts and doing legal research.
* Customer Support: Design agents that handle customer questions well.
* Sales and Marketing: Create tools for finding leads, making content, and engaging customers.

Additional Information

Relevance AI got $37 million in funding, including a $24 million round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The company made 40,000 agents on its platform in January 2025 alone. Clients range from small companies to big ones, including Activision, Qualified, and SafetyCulture. The funding will help expand the platform and keep making AI tools for work.