Rondah AI - Pre-seed Round, $1.8M
There’s a difference between automating the frontdesk and understanding why the front desk is chaos in the first place. Rondah AI doesn’t just answer phones, it answers the pain points that dental practices have been choking on for decades. And that’s not tech trying to look smart. That’s founders who lived the grind, saw the mess, and built an engine that doesn’t just run; it cleans house.
Founded in 2024 and already live in hundreds of practices across North America, Rondah AI is turning reception chaos into clinical clarity. Missed calls? Gone. Appointment gaps? Doubled bookings. Staff burnout? Now you're saving three hours every single day. This isn’t about streamlining, it’s about reclaiming sanity in a $390 billion global AI healthcare market that’s been too busy trying to look “disruptive” to actually fix anything.
Led by Burhan Syed (formerly of Six Social and Fundsquire), Mohammed Mian, and Allan Svirsky, who didn’t just study dental ops, but grew up in them; Rondah’s edge is real-world muscle. These aren’t tech tourists poking around healthcare. These are insiders with code in one hand and cavity charts in the other.
They just raised $1.8M in pre-seed firepower from 2048 Ventures and Twelve Below. That’s not a vanity round. That’s belief backed by capital. Zann Ali from 2048 is already on board as an advisor, and he doesn’t roll with weak bets.
The platform speaks more languages than your average DSO office. It integrates directly into practice managemen tsystems in real time. It can handle 100+ simultaneous calls without breaking a sweat. Every call gets logged. Every schedule gets optimized. HIPAA? Handled. BAAs? Signed and sealed. And the roadmap? It’s not just future-speak, it’s inbound recall automation, persistent patient memory, and insurance workflows that don’t make staff want to scream into the fluoride trays.
Let’s get real. The average dental office has been running on sticky notes and hope. Rondah isn’t “adding AI.” It’s erasing friction at the core. The industry’s overdue for something that doesn’t just sound smart, it works smart.