Q Fund Backs QPioneers’ AI-Powered Startup Operating System Revolution

Editorial Team

Last updated 22-12-2025

3 min

Q Fund has completed the first funding round for QPioneers, an AI-focused startup.

QPioneers aims to streamline startup operations with an AI "Startup Operating System".

The platform centralises collaboration, management, and analytics, with QP Agent automating tasks.

Q Fund CEO highlights the investment's potential to enhance regional startup efficiency.

QPioneers seeks to reduce complexity, supporting startup growth beyond regional borders.

Q Fund, the investment arm of Qewam Holding, has just wrapped up the first funding round for QPioneers, a young tech company building what it calls an AI‑native “Startup Operating System”. I remember chatting with a founder at a workshop we did with Arageek last year who joked that juggling a dozen tools to run a startup felt like “having three hands tied behind your back”. QPioneers seems to be going straight for that pain point.

The platform brings together collaboration features, operational management and analytics in one place, with an AI assistant — the QP Agent — sitting at its core. This assistant learns from a startup’s internal data to automate routine tasks, streamline workflows and offer recommendations that are meant to help teams make sharper decisions without all the usual faff. I reckon this kind of consolidation is spot on for growth‑stage teams that are drowning in dashboards.

Q Fund’s CEO, Lewa Abukhait, said the investment aligns with the fund’s focus on early‑stage deep‑tech solutions that can strengthen economic ecosystems. He also pointed out that tools boosting operational efficiency could shape the next phase of startup growth across the region. And believe it or not, that’s something I’ve heard echoed by founders from Cairo to Muscat—everyone’s chasing ways to work smarter, not harder.

On the flip side, building an all‑in‑one system is no walk in the park… I mean, we’ve all seen platforms promise the moon and then feel a bit patchy in real life. But QPioneers’ founder, Hisham Al Mamlouk, sounded confident, noting that the partnership with Q Fund brings not only capital but access to an integrated ecosystem, strategic guidance and networks that can support the company’s expansion beyond regional borders.

It’s early days for QPioneers, of course, but the ambition is clear: reduce complexity so startups can simply get on with the business of scaling. As someone who spends plenty of time speaking with MENA founders, I’m chuffed to bits when I see tools that genuinely try to cut through the noise — even if they’re still finding their feet and ironing out the occassional kink.

For now, though, this investment marks a fresh push for AI‑driven operational tech in the region, and it’ll be interesting to see how QPioneers develops once the rubber meets the road.

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