Decart.AI Inc.

Founded in 2023 and based in California, Decart focuses on developing AI-driven solutions for the gaming industry. Dean Leitersdorf (CEO) and Moshe Shalev (CPO) are the co-founders of the company. In October 2024, Decart raised USD 21 million in seed funding led by Sequoia Capital, and Zeev Ventures. In December 2024, Decart raised USD 32 million in series A funding led by new investor Benchmark, with participation from returning investors Sequoia Capital and Zeev Ventures.

In August 2025, Decart. AI Inc. raised USD 100 million in series B funding co-led by returning investors Sequoia Capital, Benchmark, and Zeev Ventures, with participation from returning investors Valley Capital Partners. New investors Aleph, Regah Ventures, Aliya Capital Partners, individual, and other unspecified investors also participated in the round.

Decart specializes in AI-driven solutions, primarily focusing on the development of its flagship product, the Oasis video model. This platform focuses on video gaming by enabling real-time world model creation that users can engage in. The Oasis model utilizes advanced generative AI to produce gaming experiences rendered at 20 frames per second with zero latency, responding dynamically to user inputs. Targeted toward game developers, content creators, and enterprises across various industries, Decart aims to address the increasing demand for real-time interactive media.

The technology is particularly poised for markets in North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. Decart's revenue structure is primarily based on B2B transactions, where the company collaborates with developers and enterprises seeking to leverage its generative AI capabilities. The firm engages in partnership agreements and subscription-based models for clients utilizing the Oasis video model. These agreements include tiered pricing plans based on the scale of implementation, providing access to varying features and support levels.

The organization plans to use the October 2024 funding to enhance the company's technical infrastructure and further develop generative experiences. The company will use the August 2025 funding to launch language models for the audio field.