Envisagenics

Envisagenics

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $7.5M

Overview

Envisagenics is a private, AI-driven biotech founded in 2014, specializing in the discovery of RNA splicing-based drug targets. Its core technology, the SpliceCore® platform, analyzes complex transcriptomic data to identify novel, prevalent, and disease-specific splicing events with high therapeutic potential, primarily in immuno-oncology and neurodegeneration. The company has secured Series B financing and established key research collaborations with major pharmaceutical partners like Bristol Myers Squibb, Biogen, and Johnson & Johnson. Envisagenics operates as a pre-clinical, pre-revenue therapeutics developer, advancing its pipeline through strategic partnerships.

OncologyNeurodegenerative Diseases

Technology Platform

SpliceCore®: A proprietary AI platform that analyzes RNA splicing data to discover novel, prevalent, and disease-specific therapeutic targets. It searches over 14 million splicing events to identify dysregulated splicing with high therapeutic potential and includes SpliceIO™ for identifying splicing-derived neoepitopes for immuno-oncology.

Funding History

2
Total raised:$7.5M
Series A$6M
Seed$1.5M

Opportunities

The growing RNA therapeutics and splicing modulation market, validated by approved drugs, presents a major opportunity.
Envisagenics' AI platform can systematically uncover novel, disease-specific targets in large patient populations, potentially leading to first-in-class therapies for cancer and neurodegenerative conditions with high unmet need.

Risk Factors

Key risks include the scientific challenge of validating and drugging novel splicing targets, intense competition from other AI-biotech and splicing-focused firms, and dependency on raising additional capital and securing partnerships to fund costly clinical development.

Competitive Landscape

Envisagenics competes with other AI-driven drug discovery companies (e.g., Recursion, Exscientia) and firms specifically targeting RNA splicing (e.g., Stoke Therapeutics, Skyhawk Therapeutics). Its differentiation lies in its specialized focus on splicing-derived targets and its SpliceIO™ module for immuno-oncology neoepitopes.