Goodweek, a French startup headquartered in Los Angeles, has raised €10.69 million ($12 million) in a Seed funding round. The company is building an all-in-one AI management platform to help small and medium-sized businesses manage their operations more easily.

The funding round was led by Spanish venture capital firm Adara Ventures, which previously backed Goodweek co-founder Nicolas Stehle at his earlier startup, Scalefast, which was sold in 2022. Other investors in the round included Anamcara Capital, BGV, BY Venture Partners, CentraleSupélec Venture, FJ Labs, Interlace Ventures, True Ventures and Bpifrance.

“We want everyone to have a good week at work, powered by AI that’s more accessible, more secure, and genuinely useful day to day. Because AI should be an ally for every employee — not a risk for the company,” said Nominé, CEO and co-founder of Goodweek.

Goodweek was founded in Strasbourg by Guillaume Nominé and Nicolas Stehle and later joined Station F, a startup incubator in Paris. The company describes its platform as an AI manager designed to help small and medium-sized businesses run their operations more efficiently.

Before starting Goodweek, Guillaume Nominé founded Atolia, a collaboration software company that he developed from his student days until it was acquired by JustCall in 2022. Both Nominé and Stehle studied computer science at ENSIIE. Stehle also mentored Nominé for more than a year before their work together at Goodweek.

Goodweek will use the new funding to expand its sales team and grow its business in international markets, including Latin America and Asia.