Techbible
Startup behind ELI, a platform that discovers a company's SaaS tools and AI agents and tracks their owners, seats, cost, access and renewals. It joined Propeller's first Kernel Camp cohort in 2026.
Industry: Software and AI spend management | Founded: 2025
About Techbible
Techbible is a software company whose product, ELI (short for Enterprise Layer Intelligence), helps organisations see and manage what they spend on software and AI tools. The ELI site says the platform discovers SaaS subscriptions and AI agents and organises them into four areas: Inventory, which tracks each tool with its owner, seats and cost; Savings, which flags waste, overlapping tools and upcoming renewals; Access, which handles onboarding and offboarding across the software stack; and Context, which maps how people, tools, spend and agents relate. It addresses founders, engineering, finance and operations teams. Propeller's cohort announcement lists Techbible as a Moroccan startup.
Ghita El Haitmy is named on the company's press and manifesto pages as its founder, and she writes most of the articles on its site. The press page lists interviews with her by Early Rounds, the investor Fuel Ventures' publication, and by the HotStart VC podcast, and says the interview with Early Rounds discusses building the platform from a large social following and staying in London. Techbible's partner page states, undated, that its tool directory draws more than 400,000 monthly visitors, indexes more than 80,000 tools and has audiences of about 220,000 followers on Instagram and 214,000 on TikTok. The ELI site's terms page lists Enterprise Layer Intelligence as the legal entity but gives no address.
The ELI site lists 105 integrations, 58 of them live and 47 in beta, including Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Salesforce, Stripe, OpenAI and Anthropic. Each is tagged with the capacities it supports, such as identity, access, licences, spend and contracts. On 30 September 2026 the company published an article introducing H2AI, an AI community for operations leaders.
Briter records an accelerator deal with Propeller dated 9 April 2026, the date Propeller announced its first Kernel Camp cohort, an eight-week residency in San Francisco that ended with a showcase on 30 May 2026. Briter lists Eli by Techbible as a startup founded in 2025 with undisclosed funding, and LinkedIn lists a team of two to ten people. No funding round, revenue or customer has been disclosed.
Leadership
- Ghita El Haitmy, Founder