Weavely is a Brussels-based start-up that is building the next generation of tooling for interactive digital content (e.g. Web forms, fillable PDFs, interactive e-mails, etc.). Creators of digital content (i.e. designers, marketeers, sales people) struggle to create appealing and converting content. On the one hand they can opt for standardised solutions (e.g. Google Forms, Typeform, etc.) which are easy to use but fail to produce genuinely bespoke content. On the other hand they can opt to manually create or implement their content, which is very time consuming.

Weavely solves this issue by combining the best of both worlds: a “free-hand” graphical editor that automatically generates interactive digital content from bespoke designs. It does this by combining proprietary design-to-code algorithms and off-the-shelve AI models.

Weavely is a spin-off from the Software Languages Lab of the VUB and results from years of research into no-code programming technology for distributed systems. “While we originally focused on citizen science, the founding team researched crucial aspects of the platform in parallel before finally spinning-off the technology and refocusing its application domain after finishing our PhDs”, says Jesse Zaman, CTO and co-founder of Weavely.

Florian Myter, CEO and co-founder: “Weavely currently focuses on the creation of digital forms, but going forward we aim to more broadly revolutionize interactive content creation by also generating fillable PDFs, interactive e-mails and much more”.

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