New startup Jeen.ai aims to simplify AI adoption with customizable GenAI solutions

Entrepreneur Oded Tahori and Yossi Wolf, the founder of Roboteam, recently founded Jeen.ai, a company that has developed a secure platform for the rapid implementation of GenAI applications. The company began as a spin-off of the GenAI activities at One Technologies, which owns 25% of Jeen.ai. It became independent in July 2024, operating out of new offices in Tel Aviv with about 25 employees.

Jeen.ai enables its customers to customize and implement GenAI-based solutions tailored to their business needs, such as corporate chat, conversation transcription and analysis, a digital AI assistant based on corporate information, an AI bot for customers, and other services that combine innovation with a user-friendly interface and quick implementation. The Jeen.ai system can be deployed in cloud environments or in a secure local environment on NVIDIA servers.

Oded Tahori and Yossi Wolf.

Tahori previously founded Sense.bi, which was acquired by the One Technologies group in 2018 for NIS 26 million, where he served until recently as the Head of Innovation and the ONE BI division. Wolf is a founder and partner in several leading robotics and AI companies, including the defense company Roboteam and Robot Temi, which develops and markets robots globally. He was appointed chairman of Jeen.ai and is one of its founders. Tahori, CEO of Jeen.ai, stated, "We founded Jeen.ai to meet the growing need of large organizations for quickly implementing end-to-end GenAI solutions."

Among its clients are leading companies such as Isracard, Delek, Reichman University, Amdocs, Padagis, and Cellcom.

"Organizations worldwide want to harness the potential of GenAI, but this requires expertise and full focus,” said Tahori. “We established Jeen.ai to develop an excellent product that already helps organizations in Israel and abroad benefit from GenAI technologies precisely tailored to their needs, allowing them to respond quickly to market changes.”