AI to understand engineering work
Weave uses AI to understand engineering.
Weave has raised $162.1M across 10 funding rounds.
Key people at Weave.
Weave was founded in 2024 by Adam Cohen (Founder) and Andrew Churchill (Founder).
Weave has raised $162.1M in total across 10 funding rounds.
Key people at Weave.
Weave is an AI-driven platform designed to understand and measure engineering work by leveraging large language models (LLMs) and domain-specific machine learning. It provides engineering leaders with actionable metrics that reveal real output, productivity, and the impact of AI tools on software development processes. The platform analyzes every pull request (PR) and code review to deliver insights on speed, quality, collaboration, and AI adoption, helping teams optimize performance and resource allocation without relying on traditional, often misleading, activity-based metrics[1][2][5].
For an investment firm, Weave represents a cutting-edge solution in the AI for engineering productivity sector, focusing on the intersection of software development and AI analytics. Its mission is to empower engineering teams to move faster and collaborate better by providing clarity over complexity. The company serves modern engineering teams across industries, addressing the historically difficult problem of quantifying engineering output and AI’s role in it. Weave’s growth momentum is evidenced by adoption from companies like Reducto and Superpower, which reported a 16% increase in shipping velocity within two months of use[2][5].
Weave was founded by Andrew Churchill and Adam Cohen. Andrew brings a strong background in engineering and software product development, while Adam has experience in operations and sales, having led organizations of over 100 people. Adam developed an internal tool for measuring performance in revenue teams and sought to bring similar data-driven rigor to engineering teams. The idea emerged from the challenge that engineering leaders have historically lacked reliable metrics to understand team productivity and AI’s impact on development. Early traction included companies using Weave to identify productivity lifts from AI tools like Cursor and improve code review standards, which directly increased team output[1][5][6].
Weave rides the wave of AI adoption in software engineering, a trend accelerated by the rise of generative AI tools that augment developer productivity. The timing is critical as engineering teams increasingly seek to quantify and optimize the impact of AI on their workflows. Traditional engineering metrics have been inadequate, leaving leaders "flying blind." Weave fills this gap by providing transparent, data-driven insights tailored for the AI era. This not only helps teams improve but also influences the broader ecosystem by setting new standards for engineering performance measurement and AI integration[1][2][5].
Market forces favor Weave as enterprises invest heavily in AI tools and seek to justify these investments with measurable outcomes. By enabling precise measurement of AI’s contribution to engineering output, Weave supports better decision-making and resource allocation in software development organizations.
Looking ahead, Weave is positioned to deepen its influence by expanding its analytics capabilities and integrations with emerging AI tools. As AI continues to transform software engineering, demand for sophisticated measurement platforms like Weave will grow. Trends such as increased remote collaboration, AI-assisted coding, and data-driven engineering management will shape Weave’s journey.
Weave’s future may include broader adoption across diverse industries, enhanced predictive analytics for engineering performance, and possibly expanding beyond software teams to other knowledge work domains. Its ability to provide clarity and actionable insights in a complex AI-driven environment will be key to maintaining its competitive edge and driving sustained growth[2][5][6].
In sum, Weave offers a vital solution for modern engineering teams navigating the AI era, transforming how engineering work is understood, measured, and optimized.
Weave was founded in 2024 by Adam Cohen (Founder) and Andrew Churchill (Founder).
Weave has raised $162.1M in total across 10 funding rounds.
Weave's investors include A Capital, Album VC, Craft Ventures, Crosslink Capital, Gradient Ventures, Hack VC, Innovation Endeavors, Liquid 2 Ventures, Magnetic Ventures, Pareto Holdings, Pelion Venture Partners, TSVC Capital.
Weave has raised $162.1M across 10 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $20.0M Series A in October 2025.
