AI book-editing startup Spines raises $29M in equity and $35M in debt
Spines, a Herzliya-based company using AI agents to edit, proofread, design covers, and lay out amateur authors' books, raised $29M in equity and $35M in debt.
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- 2026-11-09 14:30 · Techmeme
Spines, which uses AI agents to edit and proofread amateur authors' books, design their covers, and handle the layout, raised $29M in equity and $35M in debt
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