Oasiz
Oasiz is in a16z speedrun SR006. Based in San Francisco, California, United States of America. Team of 4, founded in 2025.
Facts
- San Francisco, California, United States of America
- 4
- 2025
About Oasiz
Summary
Oasiz is a San Francisco-based startup founded in 2025 that is building a social distribution platform for AI-generated software, starting with games. The core premise is that as AI tools make software creation dramatically easier, software itself is becoming a form of content — yet existing distribution channels were built for a different era. Oasiz aims to be the destination where AI-native creators publish, share, and grow an audience around their creations, much like short-video platforms reshaped how video creators find viewers. Within weeks of launching, the platform had accumulated over 9,000 hours of user engagement and surpassed 300,000 plays. The company has also secured a partnership with Atari to bring classic gaming IP into this new AI-built, socially distributed format. The four-person team draws on backgrounds from Stanford, Berkeley, Google, Tesla, Nintendo, Amazon, and Superhuman, and the founders previously reached the number-one spot on the App Store's social charts with a prior product.
Business model
Oasiz's revenue model is not yet publicly detailed, but as a social distribution platform for software and games, it likely pursues a platform or marketplace model — potentially taking a share of creator monetization, in-app transactions, or brand and IP partnership deals. Pricing specifics are unclear at this stage.
Go-to-market
Oasiz is targeting AI-native creators and casual gamers as its initial user base, using games as the entry point given their inherently social and engaging nature. Growth appears to be driven primarily by organic social content, with the platform generating over 10 million views on TikTok shortly after launch. The Atari partnership likely serves as both a content and credibility anchor to attract early users and creator interest.
Founders (2)
- Abel Dagne
- Jonathan Dinh
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