Jamix is a model-agnostic AI assistant for work, built to connect with a company's existing apps, data, and APIs so employees can search, chat with their own data, and automate daily tasks from one interface. Matt Zitzmann and Matthew Grimm, both former Instagram and Airbnb engineers, founded the San Francisco company in 2023 and emerged from stealth with a $3 million pre-seed round in February 2024.
Rather than locking users into one AI provider, Jamix routes requests across multiple underlying language models depending on the task, while keeping company data connected through integrations with the tools a business already runs on. The pitch is a single assistant that can search across scattered internal apps, answer questions grounded in company data, and trigger routine task automation, instead of employees juggling separate logins and separate context for each AI tool.
Jamix targets companies that want one governed AI layer across their internal tools rather than a patchwork of individual employee subscriptions. The company has not published self-serve pricing; organizations need to contact Jamix directly to scope a deployment.
