French AI startup Goodweek has raised $12 million in funding to expand its AI management platform for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). The round was led by Adara Ventures, with participation from Anamcara Capital, BGV, BY Venture Partners, CentraleSupélec Venture, FJ Labs, Interlace Ventures and True Ventures, alongside support from Bpifrance. Founded in Strasbourg and supported at Station F in Paris, Goodweek plans to use the investment to strengthen its commercial operations and accelerate international expansion.
Bringing AI Tools Into a Single Workspace
Co-founded by Guillaume Nominé, CEO, and Nicolas Stehle, CFO, Goodweek develops a platform that allows businesses to manage multiple AI models and services through a single workspace. The platform provides access to tools from providers including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Mistral, while giving companies centralised control over employee permissions, data security and AI-related spending. Businesses can create dedicated workspaces for different teams, manage access to specific models and monitor usage without relying on separate accounts and subscriptions.
Goodweek is designed to address the challenges smaller businesses face as employees increasingly adopt AI tools independently, often without central oversight or consistent data protection policies. According to the company, information shared through its platform remains isolated and is not used to train AI models. By consolidating access to different providers, Goodweek aims to make AI adoption more manageable for organisations that lack dedicated IT or AI teams.
“We want everyone to have a good week at work, powered by AI that’s more accessible, more secure, and genuinely useful day to day. Because AI should be an ally for every employee — not a risk for the company,” said Guillaume Nominé, CEO and co-founder of Goodweek.
Funding to Support International Expansion
Goodweek has grown to a team of 50 employees across three countries in less than a year and reports nearly 150 customers in France, Spain, the United Kingdom, the Benelux region and North America. The company plans to use the new capital to expand its sales operations and enter additional international markets, with Latin America and Asia among its priorities.
Before launching Goodweek, Nominé co-founded workplace collaboration platform Atolia, which was acquired by JustCall in 2022. Stehle previously worked on several entrepreneurial ventures, including Scalefast, which was acquired in 2022. Goodweek has also received support from the SEMIA incubator and the 21st by CentraleSupélec accelerator, which helped establish its presence at Station F in Paris.
The investment will support Goodweek as it scales its platform and expands its customer base beyond Europe and North America, targeting businesses looking to introduce AI tools while maintaining centralised oversight of security, access and costs.
