Saudi Startup rmz.ai Secures $100k to Revolutionise Creative Workflows with AI

Editorial Team

Last updated 29-10-2025

3 min

Saudi startup rmz ai raised $100,000 in a pre-seed funding round from Beyond xyz.

The funds will develop "creative agents," AI tools simplifying content creators' complex production tasks.

The first agent, a "product photographer," transforms ordinary product shots into campaign-ready visuals.

Rmz ai plans to launch more agents for video editing and audio design, enhancing creative workflows.

Positioned at the generative AI and digital content intersection, rmz ai shows promise in its infancy.

The Saudi startup rmz.ai has just wrapped up a pre-seed funding round worth $100,000, backed by Beyond.xyz — a studio based in Saudi Arabia known for its work in virtual production. The cash injection is meant to speed up the company’s development of what it calls “creative agents,” AI-powered tools aimed at making life a bit easier for content creators.

The idea is simple but rather clever: these digital agents handle complex production tasks so creatives can focus on, well, being creative. The first of these agents, dubbed the “product photographer,” can turn ordinary product shots into slick, campaign-ready visuals within seconds. Imagine skipping days of photo shoots, retouching, and layout revisions — it’s all wrapped into one smart, automated workflow. I reckon that’s spot on for small businesses constantly juggling tight budgets and deadlines.

As part of their roadmap, rmz.ai plans to release more agents over the coming months, each tackling different corners of the creative process — from video editing to audio design. It’s all part of the company’s broader ambition to let creators manage images, sound, and video tools from a single, user-friendly interface.

Now, I’ve seen plenty of startups talk about “empowering creators,” but what struck me when reading about rmz.ai is how practical their approach seems. It cuts out the faff that freelancers often complain about — those tedious, repetitive tasks that eat up time between inspiration and final delivery.

Founded in Saudi Arabia, rmz.ai sits at the intersection of generative AI and digital content production, a space buzzing with experimentation lately. And with Beyond.xyz on board, the move feels like a natural extension of the Kingdom’s growing interest in creative tech ventures.

At Arageek, we often meet young innovators who dream of blending artistry and automation. In fact, this reminds me of a chat I once had with a local design founder in Riyadh who said, half-jokingly, “If AI could handle my Photoshop layers, I’d finally get some sleep.” Well… I mean, this might be that moment.

It’s early days, of course, but rmz.ai’s approach shows promise. They’re clearly betting on a future where creators spend less time wrestling with software and more time crafting ideas that matter — and that’s something worth keeping an eye on, even if it’s definatly still in its infancy.

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