Graftcode, a Warsaw-based developer platform focused on simplifying software integration, has raised €2.1 million in funding. The round was led by Hard2beat, with participation from DigitalOcean Ventures, Heartfelt Capital, and private investors, including company employees.
The investment brings the company’s total funding to €6.5 million and coincides with the launch of the beta version of its platform, aimed at accelerating early developer adoption.
Founded in Warsaw by Przemysław and Łukasz Ładyński, who bring more than two decades of experience in enterprise integration technologies, Graftcode addresses a significant challenge for development teams: the time and resources required to connect front-end and back-end systems.
This complexity contributes to technical debt and increases project costs, particularly as enterprises adopt AI-driven applications that require seamless communication between services.
The company’s solution, runtime bridging, enables applications written in different programming languages to communicate directly without relying on APIs, middleware, or client libraries. With a single command, developers can connect services, automatically generating the necessary client modules.
The platform currently supports 14 programming languages and integrates with major cloud providers, covering a wide range of use cases such as web, mobile, IoT-to-cloud, cloud-to-cloud, microservices, and AI-driven interactions. This architecture is designed to improve performance and reduce cloud costs compared with conventional integration methods.
Przemysław Ładyński, co-founder and CEO of Graftcode, commented:
For two decades, the software industry kept optimising how systems connect rather than questioning whether that complexity should exist at all.
We built Graftcode to remove the integration layer entirely, not improve it. Developers can focus purely on business logic, and their systems become immediately ready for AI consumption without any additional work.
The newly secured funding will be used to further
develop the platform, support its beta rollout, and drive adoption among
developers.
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