Tolmo
tolmo.comTolmo deploys autonomous AI security agents across code, CI, cloud applications, and production environments.
- Specialization
- Security
- Business
- Software Applications
- Market
Software Developmentand 1 more market valuesLess
- Cross Industry
- Ecosystem
- Agents
- Customers
- Enterprises
More details
- Organization type
- Commercial Company
- Ecosystem
- Agents
- Business
- Software Applications
- Specialization
- Security
- Market
- Software Development, Cross Industry
- Customers
- Enterprises
- Delivery models
- Hosted Software
- Revenue models
- Not classified
- Listing status
- Not classified
- Latest equity round
- Seed
- Reported funding amount
- Not classified
About
Tolmo builds an agent-driven security platform for engineering and security teams, protecting code, CI, cloud applications, and production environments. Its differentiator is a live Production Knowledge Graph that gives autonomous AI agents system-wide context to identify, verify, triage, and remediate issues, escalating to humans only when necessary.
Market
Tolmo competes in application security, application security posture management, and cloud-native production security, positioning itself as an agent-native platform for software environments increasingly built and changed by AI coding agents. Its main differentiation is a live, history-aware Production Knowledge Graph that connects code, infrastructure, deployments, telemetry, identity, and third-party tools, allowing autonomous agents to discover, verify, prioritize, pentest, and remediate issues in context rather than generating isolated alerts like more conventional AppSec and ASPM tools.
Tolmo is aimed at cloud-native software organizations—from startups to large enterprises—with complex production environments and rapidly increasing AI-generated code. Its primary buyers and users are security and engineering teams that need continuous discovery, application security, pentesting, triage, and remediation across code, CI, cloud, and runtime systems.
At a Glance
Problem
Tolmo addresses the widening application-security gap created by AI-assisted software development. Coding agents are generating and shipping code at unprecedented speed, expanding the vulnerability surface while making issues harder for security teams to trace, understand, prioritize, and fix. The economic pain is primarily operational: existing tools produce disconnected findings that require scarce security and engineering time to investigate, while missed vulnerabilities create production risk. The killer use case is securing software as it moves rapidly from pull request to deployment and into live production, without relying on humans to manually review every change and alert.
Product / Service
Tolmo is an agent-driven AI security platform built around a live Production Knowledge Graph. It connects code, cloud services, containers, databases, deployments, observability, identity, and third-party security tools, then uses that context to operate a fleet of specialized agents across the stack. The agents work on pull requests, deployments, and alerts to discover assets, reason about impact, triage findings, and remediate issues autonomously, escalating only cases that genuinely require human judgment.
The delivery model is designed to be lightweight: customers connect their existing stack through integrations and read-only roles, with no agents to deploy and no code changes required. The benefit is that security findings arrive with the context of the entire production environment rather than as isolated alerts, allowing teams to move from connected data to actionable coverage quickly.
Market
Tolmo competes in application security and the emerging AI-native security-platform category, spanning code security, CI security, cloud and runtime application security, and automated security operations. Its agent-based approach overlaps with application-security posture and code-risk platforms; named competitors identified for Tolmo include Legit Security, Apiiro, and Tromzo. Tolmo differentiates itself by linking production context across the stack and using autonomous agents to investigate and remediate findings rather than simply generating scan results.
The company launched publicly on June 18, 2026, announcing $22 million from Accel and Y Combinator. It reported more than 40 design partners deploying Tolmo in production, hundreds of critical findings surfaced in real environments, and a first fleet of pentesting agents live with customers. Those are meaningful early validation signals, but the available evidence does not disclose revenue or establish mature commercial scale; as of August 1, 2026, Tolmo is best characterized as an early-stage company with substantial funded and design-partner traction rather than a proven revenue-scale vendor.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Accel, Y Combinator
Recent News
Tolmo’s integrations page reported 49 integrations connecting source control, cloud accounts, infrastructure, monitoring, security tools, and identity into a live production context graph.
Tolmo launched on Y Combinator as an agent-native security platform deploying AI agents to identify, triage, and remediate issues across code, CI, cloud, and specification documents.
Accel announced its investment in Tolmo, describing the company’s Production Knowledge Graph, which connects code, infrastructure, deployments, and production telemetry so AI agents can investigate and resolve security issues with system-wide context. The seed round was led by Accel with participation from Y Combinator.
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Tolmo monetizes a sales-led B2B security software platform sold to engineering and security teams through product access and demo-led commercial engagement. The evidence does not disclose public pricing or whether fees are subscription-, usage-, or contract-based.