Fact · Dictation software
15million US dollars
Cluely's press page lists a TechCrunch headline reporting that Cluely raised $15M from a16z. The page places the headline under 2025.
Quote found word for word on the live source, last checked October 22, 2026
In the source's own words
“Cluely, a startup that helps cheat on everything, raises $15M from a16z”
Cluely: In the Press, Cluely, 2025, In the Press, 2025 entries.
Open the original- What it measures
- Cluely's press page lists headlines from outside news outlets. This one is from TechCrunch, and its link on the page points to a TechCrunch article dated 2025-06-20. The product is an AI assistant that listens during meetings and calls and shows live answers, so it is filed under voice AI.
- What it does not show
- The headline says the money came from a16z, not that a16z led the round. The headline gives no round label, so the row is filed as an unlabeled round. The date comes from the address of the linked TechCrunch article, which is that outlet's reporting date, not a date the company gave. The amount is the outlet's report, not a statement by Cluely.
In the data
A row of Voice AI Funding: Speech and Dictation Startup Rounds, as Cluely, a16z round, 2025: 15 million US dollars.
- Company
- Cluely
- Deal
- Growth or unlabeled round
- What the company makes
- Voice agents and voice AI
- Led by or buyer
- a16z
- Announced
- 2025-06-20
- Year
- 2025
Source
Used to calculate
- In the funding rounds and acquisitions in speech recognition and dictation dataset, the 13 published figures for “Voice agents and voice AI” have a median of 25 million US dollars, ranging from 2 to 580.7.
- The funding rounds and acquisitions in speech recognition and dictation dataset holds 57 data points, each a published figure traced to its source.
- The funding rounds and acquisitions in speech recognition and dictation dataset draws on 52 distinct sources.