Bryter

Bryter is a German legal technology company that builds automation software for legal, compliance and tax professionals. It was founded in 2018 in Frankfurt by Michael Grupp, Micha-Manuel Bues and Michael Huebl, and runs as a remote-first business with offices in Frankfurt, London and New York. It is privately held and venture-backed, with Tiger Global, Accel, Dawn Capital, Notion Capital and Cavalry Ventures among its investors.

Bryter came out of the no-code movement, giving lawyers a way to turn advice and internal processes into interactive applications without developers. It raised a $16 million Series A co-led by Accel and Dawn Capital in 2020 and a $66 million Series B led by Tiger Global in April 2021, using the capital to open a New York office and push into the United States. Since 2025 it has layered generative AI on that base with BEAMON AI and conversational application building, while keeping workflow automation at the core.

Bryter at a glance:

• Founded: Founded in 2018 in Frankfurt by Michael Grupp, Micha-Manuel Bues and Michael Huebl, with Grupp serving as chief executive.
• Headquarters: Frankfurt, Germany, run as a remote-first business with further offices in London and New York serving European and US customers.
• Ownership: Privately held and venture-backed, with investors including Tiger Global, Accel, Dawn Capital, Notion Capital and Cavalry Ventures.
• Legal Technology Portfolio: Sells BRYTER, comprising BRYTER Workflows for no-code process and document automation and BEAMON AI for drafting, review and research.
• Market Focus: Serves large corporate legal, compliance and tax departments and professional services firms across Europe and North America.

What legal teams should know: Bryter suits departments with repeatable, high-volume internal processes and appetite to build and maintain applications themselves, because value depends on internal ownership rather than vendor configuration. It has stayed independent since founding and carries substantial venture backing, so buyers should confirm roadmap priorities as the product shifts from pure no-code toward AI agents.