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Intangible funding, valuation and investors
AI-native visual 3D studio combining spatial canvas controls with generative rendering; SR004 alumnus backed by a $4M seed.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Seed
$4M · March 6, 2025
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
$4M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
seed · San Francisco, California, United States
Investors in latest funding
Lead: a16z Speedrun , Crosslink Capital
Overview
Intangible provides a 3D creative environment for filmmakers, designers, agencies and industrial presentation teams. Its core insight is that prompt-only image generators often lack persistent control over composition, camera location, lighting and spatial relationships.
Intangible lets creators work in a three-dimensional scene, use asset libraries, lay out storyboards and transform those scenes into polished AI-assisted visualizations. Founded by Bharat Vasan, a former Basis cofounder, and Charles Migos, previously a design leader at Apple and Unity, the company participated in a16z Speedrun SR004. TechCrunch reported a $4M seed led by a16z Speedrun and Crosslink Capital in March 2025.
The official Speedrun cohort profile later said more than 100,000 customers were using its AI 3D Studio; without an audited definition, this may include free and trial customers, not 100,000 paying subscriptions. Intangible's positioning overlaps with game engines and digital-design systems, but it attempts to prioritize production-ready layouts for nontechnical creative decision makers.
Diligence should assess precise scene control, model consistency, export rights, render time and the gap between generated stills and editable 3D geometry.
Why Intangible is interesting
Intangible is a strong proof of product and early demand among earlier Speedrun cohorts. TechCrunch independently reported a $4M seed in March 2025; the Speedrun company profile later described more than 100,000 customers. Usage and technical performance are company reports, not independently audited paying-customer counts.
Product & use cases
Editable 3D scene and storyboard workspace with asset library, controlled viewpoint and AI-generated visualization.
- Film and advertising teams planning sets and production pitches
- Real-estate teams illustrating property concepts
- Industrial and defense teams visualizing physical equipment and environments
- Creative agencies testing scene iterations while preserving camera and spatial constraints
Funding history (newest first)
Seed
2025-03-06 $4M- a16z Speedrun (lead)
- Crosslink Capital (lead)
Source: Read source · techcrunch.com
Competitive landscape
Edge: Spatial editor plus generative rendering could offer stronger control than text-only generators; benchmark editing and export workflows.
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Blender alternative
Powerful free 3D authoring with greater learning curve
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Unreal Engine adjacent
Real-time 3D production and scene rendering
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Runway adjacent
AI-native creative visual output with different spatial editing constraints
Notable stories
- Official SR004 alumni and self-reported 100K customers: speedrun.a16z.com (external source)
- Independent financing and product review: techcrunch.com (external source)
Market / IPO context
Editorial / static context — not a live quote.
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