FeltSense, an agency project founded by its own creators, has raised $5.1 million in funding, with participation from the founder of Moltbook and others.

PANews reported on February 5th that FeltSense CEO Marik Hazan revealed in a tweet that FeltSense has just completed a $5.1 million funding round, focusing on developing intelligent agents that are fully autonomous creators. Investors include Matt Schlicht , founder of Moltbook; the founders of Crunchbase and Republic; and well-known venture capital firms such as Draper VC, Precursor VC, and Liquid2 Ventures.

Founded in January 2025, FeltSense launched 10,000 Founder Agencies within just a few months. These agencies generate ideas, develop strategies, create products, and bring them to market through social listening. Last December, the company saw its monthly registration target grow 18-fold in a week, attracting a large number of users to try out products created by its agencies.

Marik stated that these founder agents identify market opportunities and execute strategies in a low-cost, high-efficiency manner, while sharing successful experiences across the entire agent network. Even more interestingly, many of the human employees employed by these agents are unaware that they are working for them.

Felt Sense is looking to recruit more top developers and operators to join its team and plans to bring its AI founding team out of stealth mode in the coming months. Marik says the company will be "the only meaningful company a decade from now."