AI‑powered video platform Trupeer, that create product demos and training content for software and business teams, has raised $3 million in seed funding to accelerate its growth and extend its capabilities beyond screen recordings.
The round was led by RTP Global and featured participation from Salesforce Ventures, following Trupeer’s victory at the Salesforce AI Pitchfield, and a syndicate of more than 20 CIO and CTO angel investors from Fortune 500 companies.
The new capital will be deployed to enhance Trupeer’s multi‑modal AI engine, expand go‑to‑market efforts in key territories and develop novel content‑creation modalities that move the platform closer to its vision of serving as a common “brain” for organisational knowledge.
“The funds will be used to strengthen Trupeer’s AI video platform, across other modalities of content creation as well as personalisation at scale. Longer term, the vision is bigger: a system that doesn’t just create product knowledge, but acts like a common brain for organisations; allowing anyone, anywhere to create, share and access every single piece of information, workflow and process that exists in the workspace. The funds will also be utilised for GTM expansion in our focus markets,” Trupeer CEO Shivali Goyal told Outlook Business.
Founded by Shivali Goyal and Pritish Gupta, Trupeer emerged from the founders’ firsthand frustration with the time‑consuming process of turning raw screen recordings into polished videos. By simply uploading an unedited demo or walkthrough, customers can leverage Trupeer’s AI pipeline to remove filler words, apply studio‑quality voiceovers and avatars, add intelligent zooms and subtitles, and generate step‑by‑step documentation, all in seconds and without manual editing.
Trupeer also auto‑translates content into more than 50 languages and produces audience‑ or brand‑tailored variants instantly.
“Our platform leverages a multi‑modal pipeline of AI models across voice, LLMs and vision capabilities, optimised for highest accuracy, speed and cost of generations. At its core, our proprietary sync engine delivers frame‑by‑frame alignment of AI‑generated voiceovers and effects with the input recordings, so that the output requires almost no edits from the user. To ensure really fast generations, we have built a proprietary video rendering engine that executes multiple compute‑heavy video operations in parallel, slashing time‑to‑video without compromising quality,” Goyal said.
Trupeer’s plug‑and‑play approach has already attracted over 10,000 teams worldwide, from high‑growth startups to Global 2000 enterprises, helping them accelerate product launches, reduce support tickets and slash internal training times.
Customers report that the platform’s comprehensive workflow, combining video output, searchable documentation and localisation, has dramatically simplified the delivery of clear, scalable product content.
“Until now, creating professional‑grade product videos meant hours of editing or costly production,” said Goyal. “With Trupeer, anyone can transform a simple recording into polished, searchable content that scales across global teams and diverse audiences.” RTP Global’s Madhur Makkar added, “Trupeer is reimagining enterprise content creation, turning a complex, manual process into an automated, scalable workflow. We’re thrilled to back Shivali and Pritish as they build a new category in AI‑powered content infrastructure.”
Looking ahead, Trupeer plans to integrate content generation from documents, deepen personalisation features and build native connectors to CRMs, learning management systems and collaboration tools.
Ultimately, the company aspires to become the central knowledge‑sharing layer for organisations, wherever work happens, and regardless of format, ensuring that every process, workflow and piece of institutional expertise is instantly accessible and easily created.
