Sinai.ai Raises $1.45 Million Pre-Seed Funding for Interactive AI Books

Apr 21, 2026
Sinai.ai has secured $1.45 million in pre-seed funding led by KAUST Innovation Ventures and DisrupTech Ventures to develop its interactive aiBook platform, which allows readers to engage with books in real time and across multiple languages.

Sinai.ai has closed a $1.45 million pre-seed funding round led by KAUST Innovation Ventures and Disruptech Ventures, with participation from Maza Ventures, YOUXEL Ventures, and several angel investors, announced in a press release.

The funding will support the development of Sinai.ai’s proprietary technology, AI infrastructure, user acquisition, and licensing initiatives. The company’s platform introduces the aiBook, a patented and licensed book format that allows readers to interact with content through conversation, create study guides and quizzes, and switch between reading and listening modes.

Sinai.ai is launching with thousands of titles and has already secured partnerships with multiple publishers. The company aims to expand access to its interactive reading experience across several languages.

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