Axiom Math

Based in the US, Axiom Quant Inc. , doing business as Axiom Math, is a US-based company focused on leveraging artificial intelligence to develop advanced mathematical reasoning systems, catering to diverse industries and academic sectors seeking innovative analytical solutions. Based in California, US, founded in 2025, Axiom Quant Inc. , doing business as Axiom Math, specializes in creating self-improving superintelligent reasoning systems, with a primary focus on its AI mathematician product.

The company is headquartered in San Francisco, US. In March 2026, Axiom Math raised USD 200 million in series A funding led by Menlo Ventures, with participation from Greycroft, B Capital, Madrona Venture Group and Toyota Ventures. Axiom primarily focuses on developing a self-improving superintelligent reasoner, which begins with its AI mathematician product. This advanced system leverages machine learning algorithms to enhance its mathematical reasoning capabilities, aiming to solve complex problems across various domains.

The company targets a diverse clientele that includes academic institutions, research organizations, and industries requiring sophisticated analytical tools. The AI mathematician facilitates tasks such as theorem proving, optimization problems, and advanced data analysis, serving end users ranging from researchers and data scientists to mathematicians seeking innovative solutions. Axiom's products are marketed in North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, where demand for advanced AI technologies continues to grow. Axiom’s revenue generation model is centered around a subscription-based system, where clients gain access to the AI mathematician and its ongoing updates through tiered pricing plans.

These plans cater to varying user needs, from individual researchers to large research institutions. Premium subscriptions may include additional features such as enhanced computational power and priority customer support. The company opts for direct-to-consumer sales and partnerships with academic institutions and research facilities, ensuring broad market reach and establishing a steady revenue stream through long-term access to the AI's evolving capabilities. The company plans to use the March 2026 funding to expand its team and accelerate development of its verified AI systems that mathematically check AI-generated code for correctness and security.