Serenade snags $2.1 M seed round to turn speech into code

by RJ Shara | Nov 23, 2020 | Startups

Several years ago Serenade co-founder Matt Wiethoff was a designer at Quora when he was identified with a severe repeated tension injury to his hand and could not code. He and co-founder Tommy MacWilliam decided to utilize AI to create a tool that let him speak the code rather, and Serenade was born. Today, the company […] It will plug into your existing editors like Visual Studio Code or IntelliJ, and then permits you to speak your code,” co-founder MacWilliam told me. With device knowing, coding becomes faster and simpler than ever before, and our AI removes a lot of the rote mechanical parts of programming. The business sees itself as a way to move beyond the keyboard to speaking your code, and it plans to use this cash to continue building the item, while constructing a community of devoted users. …