keewano raises $12M Seed

Hetz Ventures led the round. a16z speedrun, Remagine Ventures, DIG Ventures and angel investors also took part. Valuation was not disclosed. The money coincides with the general availability of KeewanoDB, a database that stores every user, device and agent action live, in order and with context. Keewano says agents can query 250 million events in under half a second. It has no per-event pricing. It can run next to an existing warehouse or replace it. The company was founded in 2024 by Mark Kardashov, Dima Karger, Pavel Bibergal and Vitaly Bukhovsky. Bibergal was CTO at Plarium, and Karger ran one of its largest studios. The team has two earlier exits, TestProject and Devalore. Its first pitch targets behavioral questions that fixed dashboards miss, such as which users are following the path of those who churned. Keewano also offers an MCP server so outside agents can reach its analytics. For AI founders, the product points to a cost and architecture question. Per-event pricing discourages teams from keeping full behavioral history, and agents that investigate open-ended questions need that history intact and ordered. Companies building agent products on top of analytics data should check whether their current warehouse can support that kind of query. Tools like this may become a new infrastructure layer.