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Spotlight: Startup vet launches Latch to liberate humanity ‘from doing work that owns us’

$8M for Latch: a new enterprise agent platform that maps workflows to automate routine work at scale.

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Why it matters

A funded startup is building agent infrastructure to identify and automate repetitive workflows across enterprises—a deployment-focused play in the emerging agentic work automation category.

The key facts

12 to know
  1. Latch: new enterprise AI startup focused on workflow automation

  2. $8M funding from FUSE

  3. Founded by serial entrepreneur Stefan Kalb

  4. Built with a PSL (Practical Systems Lab) alum

  5. Core mission: map real-world workflows and automate routine employee tasks

  6. Positioning: liberation from repetitive work, not just productivity gains

  7. Founder: Stefan Kalb (serial founder background)

  8. Funding: $8M from FUSE

  9. Product focus: workflow mapping and automation for enterprise

  10. Mission framed as liberating employees from routine tasks

  11. Co-built with PSL alum (partner/co-founder signal)

  12. Launch timing: September 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Serial founder Stefan Kalb has launched Latch, an $8M FUSE-backed enterprise AI startup built alongside a PSL alum to map real-world workflows and liberate employees from the routine tasks that hold them back.
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