Blocks Secures $10 Million from Monday
- Menlo Times

- Sep 11
- 1 min read

Blocks, an AI-powered work automation platform, led by Tal Haramati and Michal Lupu, has secured $10 million in a seed round led by Monday.com, marking its first-ever external startup investment. Qumra Capital and Entrée Capital also joined the round.
With the new funding, Blocks.diy will scale its all-in-one workspace for intelligent tools and AI agents, empowering teams to optimize workflows while keeping full control of their data and integrations.
No-code platforms transformed software development; now AI is reshaping how work gets done. Yet technical barriers remain. Blocks is on a mission to democratize AI development, making it accessible to anyone who wants to build better tools for their team. By enabling teams to create their own AI-powered solutions, Blocks helps them work better, faster, and smarter, shaping the future of intelligent work.
With Blocks.diy, set agent goals, provide instructions and knowledge, and shape their thinking style. Agents don’t just chat, they act. They schedule meetings, analyze data, send emails, create reports, search the web, and more, each equipped with professional tools to achieve defined goals.
Agents integrate seamlessly with LinkedIn, Slack, Google Workspace, CRMs, and hundreds of other apps, working with the data already in use. Running 24/7, they trigger automatically based on rules, extending reach across every task and timeline. The result: a digital workforce that multiplies impact without multiplying hours.
Security is built in. Enterprise-grade protection runs silently in the background, ensuring teams can innovate without compromise.



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