Vectorial, an AI software startup, has raised $3 million in a round led by SenseAI Ventures, StartupTalky reported on October 21, 2026. The Vectorial funding will back a product that uses AI to simulate how users react to apps, websites and ads. The round type was not disclosed.
Smilegate, Berkeley SkyDeck and others also invested, along with angel investors who are product leaders from Meta, Shopify and Mastercard.
What Does Vectorial Do?
Vectorial was founded by Taranveer Singh, Rahul Garg and Jasmine Kaur. Its software simulates user reactions so teams can test digital products and advertising before launch. The report names boAt and GoodRx among its customers.
Why Does AI User Simulation Matter for Brands?
Simulated feedback can shorten testing cycles for marketers and product teams. The source does not give accuracy benchmarks, pricing or revenue, so no performance claims are made here.
Industry Reaction and Expert Commentary
The report contained no direct quotes from founders or investors, and no analyst comment was found at the time of writing.
What Happens Next?
Further details on how Vectorial will deploy the $3 million had not been published in the sources reviewed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much has Vectorial raised?
Vectorial has raised $3 million, led by SenseAI Ventures.
Who founded Vectorial?
Taranveer Singh, Rahul Garg and Jasmine Kaur.
Which customers does Vectorial have?
The report names boAt and GoodRx.
Source: StartupTalky daily funding roundup, October 21, 2026.
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