- The reported figure is cumulative funding; the report does not identify a single new round.
- Today targets personal assistance across mobile and desktop operating systems.
Cumulative funding
The team behind personal AI assistant Today has raised more than $200 million in total, Chinese investment publication PEdaily reported on October 21. The report lists IDG Capital, Tencent, 5Y Capital, Ant Group, HongShan, Transsion, Tongge Venture Capital and Shanghai Jiao Tong University Hanyuan Asset among participating investors.
The figure describes cumulative financing. The report does not give a valuation, separate the amount into individual rounds or specify when the investments closed.
Personal assistant
PEdaily identifies the business as a Shanghai company founded by Qi Junyuan, a former Feishu product vice president and head of Doubao’s PC product at ByteDance. It describes Today as a personal AI assistant designed to record work and everyday matters proactively.
According to the report, the product supports iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux. Its stated uses include tracking schedules, summarising work projects and organising learning plans. These are reported product functions; the article provides no independent performance assessment or user figures.
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