Co-founder & CEO
Profile summary: BS in Economics at OPIM

Larridin is an AI value measurement platform that gives enterprises visibility into AI spend, team output, and automation opportunities across human and agent workforces. The platform connects token usage, seat licenses, and cloud model costs to observed workflow data, producing a unified AI ROI ledger. It has measured more than 2 billion AI sessions and tracked over 82,000 workflows end-to-end.
Raised to date
$47MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 2 rounds





+7$30M · Series A
Announced Nov 2026 · from article date
Disclosed cumulative: $47M
Enterprises invest heavily in AI tools and agents, but lack visibility into actual usage, adoption depth, and financial impact, often relying on spreadsheets or vendor dashboards that provide incomplete or biased data. Organizations typically discover 150 or more AI tools in active use versus the 30 they expected, and 69% report losing visibility into their AI tools.
Larridin provides an independent, vendor-neutral platform that automatically discovers every AI tool, workflow, and agent in use across an organization. It maps real-time workflow execution, measures AI adoption, fluency, and productivity, and quantifies the cost and ROI of each AI instance. The platform connects spend data from invoices, seat licenses, and cloud model calls to observed workflow data and engineering output, producing a unified AI ROI ledger. It surfaces policy compliance, license utilization, and token spend, enabling leaders to enforce governance, eliminate waste, and make data-driven decisions about AI investments. Insights are delivered through dashboards, benchmarks, and a conversational "Scout" agent that answers natural-language queries about AI performance and cost.
Primary customers are enterprise leaders responsible for AI governance and performance—including CFOs, CIOs, CISO/CAIOs, CHROs, and business unit heads—who need organization-wide visibility into AI adoption, cost, and impact.