
Brox.ai provides predictive human intelligence by creating 1:1 digital twins of real people, offering behavioral replicas that predict human decisions with validated accuracy. These twins enable companies to run unlimited experiments and test ideas without the traditional risks, costs, or time constraints. The platform analyzes responses from these digital twins to provide answers, recommendations, and analyses grounded in real human data with complete explainability, delivering insights in hours. The company operates with a lean team of 14, leveraging AI to achieve the efficiency of a much larger organization, with dedicated operations in the US, UK, Japan, and Turkey.

Brox.ai provides predictive human intelligence by creating 1:1 digital twins of real people, offering behavioral replicas that predict human decisions with validated accuracy. These twins enable companies to run unlimited experiments and test ideas without the traditional risks, costs, or time constraints. The platform analyzes responses from these digital twins to provide answers, recommendations, and analyses grounded in real human data with complete explainability, delivering insights in hours. The company operates with a lean team of 14, leveraging AI to achieve the efficiency of a much larger organization, with dedicated operations in the US, UK, Japan, and Turkey.
What they do: Build 1:1 digital twins (behavioral replicas) to predict human decisions and run rapid experiments
Headquarters / operations: Headquartered in Los Angeles; operations in US, UK, Japan, and Turkey
Funding: Seed round $1.9M (announced Oct 3, 2023)
Team size: Reported ~14–18 employees
Consumer research and market insights—reducing time, cost, and risk of human-subject experiments and surveys.
2023
Market research / Consumer insights
$1.9M
Reported participants include Wonder Ventures, Scribble Ventures, Vela Partners and angel investor Joshua Roth; company site also references Firestreak Ventures and Incubate Fund among backers.
“Backed by multiple seed investors including venture firms (Wonder Ventures, Scribble Ventures, Vela Partners) and angel participation”