YC Winter 2022 (W22) companies

Actipulse Neuroscience builds a proprietary non-invasive brain stimulation device that lets patients with Major Depressive Disorder receive treatment at home rather than in a hospital. The device uses high-frequency magnetic pulses to deliver transcranial neuromodulation, replacing clinic-based sessions that are expensive and logistically burdensome. The company is advancing the same technology into pilot studies for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.

Agave builds a financial operations platform for general and trade contractors, connecting field project management tools like Procore and Autodesk Build to back-office accounting systems such as Sage, Viewpoint, and QuickBooks. Its core product, Agave Sync, keeps job costs, timesheets, and financials aligned between jobsite teams and accounting teams in real time. Beyond sync, Agave automates AP invoice processing, expense capture, vendor compliance, and financial reporting, replacing manual data re-entry and spreadsheet workflows that span disconnected legacy systems.

Agency builds a managed security and compliance service for high-growth software companies that need to achieve and maintain certifications such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, CMMC, and GDPR. U.S.-based compliance engineers, supported by the proprietary Verse platform, handle control implementation, evidence collection, vendor risk, and continuous monitoring end-to-end, replacing the need for an in-house GRC team or CISO. The service addresses complex configurations including BYOD environments, remote contractors, and federated deployments where standard automation tools fall short.

Agentnoon builds an org design and workforce planning platform for HR, finance, and business leaders. It lets teams model headcount changes, forecast costs, and run scenario comparisons in place of manual spreadsheet-based planning. Leaders use it to align on org structure and staffing decisions before changes are made.

AirMyne builds direct air capture machines that extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere at industrial scale, designed for continuous 24/7 operation. Its systems use durable, low-cost chemicals and an energy-agnostic regeneration process, and can also capture CO2 at point-of-emission sources. Corporations and governments use AirMyne's equipment to manage emissions and address atmospheric CO2 overshoot, replacing reliance on offsets or unengineered mitigation approaches.

Airwork runs an on-demand labor marketplace connecting businesses with vetted blue-collar workers for same-day or next-day shifts, replacing traditional temp agencies. Warehouse managers, operations teams, and event operators request workers through the platform the way they would hail a ride, and Airwork handles interviewing, scheduling, and payroll automatically. The product targets industries where last-minute or surge staffing needs routinely go unfilled or arrive too slowly through conventional agency channels.

AiSupervision builds a production management platform for labor-intensive factories. Hardware terminals installed at each workstation capture real-time data on worker activity, unit output, and downtime, feeding dashboards, alerts, and automated reports. The platform replaces manual floor supervision and paper-based reporting with continuous AI-driven tracking and quality control.

Aklimate builds supply chain emissions software for large enterprises. Buying companies give their suppliers free carbon tracking tools in exchange for emissions data, replacing manual, fragmented efforts to gather Scope 3 data across vendor networks. The result is a structured view of supply chain carbon exposure without requiring suppliers to fund their own climate software.

Alfie runs a virtual medical program for weight loss, combining prescription medications, nutrition, and exercise into personalized care pathways for individual members. The clinical approach draws on research from leading academic institutions to determine the most effective regimen for each patient. Alfie replaces the one-size-fits-all standard of care, where patients typically receive either a single medication or generic lifestyle advice, with a structured, multimodal protocol tailored to their specific needs.

Alga Biosciences develops an algae-based feed supplement that cuts methane emissions from cattle digestion. Added at 0.5% of a cow's daily diet, the additive redirects rumen energy toward propionate production instead of methane, reducing per-animal emissions by up to 97% while also lowering the feed needed to maintain growth rates. The product replaces doing nothing, or less effective interventions, for cattle owners seeking both climate compliance and feed cost savings.

Alima builds supply chain software for restaurants, CPG brands, and retailers in Latin America that need to procure fresh goods. The platform covers purchase planning, order management, expense tracking, and logistics coordination. It replaces the manual, fragmented processes businesses use to source and move perishable inventory.

Alixia develops small-molecule compounds that target the tumor microenvironment to overcome cancer drug resistance. Rather than attacking a single mutation, the approach disrupts the metabolic and inflammatory signals shared across multiple cell types, including cancer cells, cancer-associated fibroblasts, immune cells, and senescing normal cells, to collapse the broader tumor ecosystem. The work replaces single-target precision oncology strategies that benefit only a narrow slice of patients with relapsed and refractory solid tumors.

Amal Invest builds a halal investing platform for Muslim retail investors who want Shariah-compliant portfolios without manually tracking compliance rules. It offers two curated funds, screens every holding against Shariah standards on an ongoing basis, and automatically sells any position that becomes non-compliant, replacing the manual cross-checking investors would otherwise do across multiple screener tools.

amiloz offers short-term digital credit lines to consumers in Mexico who lack access to traditional bank lending. Borrowers receive between 2,750 and 7,250 MXN repaid in weekly installments over 13 to 21 weeks, replacing informal or high-friction lending options. The product is delivered through a mobile app under the Belozfi brand, with underwriting tied to the applicant's credit history.

Andi builds a generative AI search engine that answers questions directly instead of returning a list of links. It combines large language models with live web data to synthesize, summarize, and explain information from multiple sources in a conversational interface. Andi targets everyday users who want fast, accurate answers without the SEO spam, advertising, and tracking that plague conventional search engines.

Andson Biotech builds mass spectrometry sample preparation tools for pharmaceutical companies developing and manufacturing cell therapies and biologics. Its DynaChip X1 platform automates and simplifies the sample prep step that drug makers run thousands of times daily for chemical measurement, quality control, and drug development. The product replaces manual, time-intensive sample preparation workflows that slow down analytical throughput.

Anfin builds a mobile trading platform for Vietnamese retail investors, covering domestic equities through its core app and commodity derivatives through AnfinX. It replaces the fragmented, high-barrier brokerages that have historically kept first-time and small-scale investors out of Vietnam's capital markets.

Anja Health sells cord blood, cord tissue, and placenta stem cell banking services to expectant parents. At birth, parents have a single opportunity to collect and preserve stem cells from the umbilical cord and placenta, which Anja processes and stores for potential use in future disease treatment. The service replaces the default of discarding those biological materials at delivery.

Ankr Health builds an AI workforce platform for medical clinics, replacing front-desk staff, medical assistants, and scribes with generative AI. Doctors at mid- to large-sized healthcare organizations use it to run virtual clinics on demand, removing the need for physical clinic infrastructure to deliver care. The platform integrates with major EHR systems and handles the administrative and clinical-support work that previously required on-site personnel.

AntWalk builds an employee upskilling platform for fast-growing companies, delivering customized learning tracks across sales, customer success, general management, technology, and product functions. It replaces generic training programs with role-specific curricula tied to each organization's business objectives, combining structured courses with one-on-one interactions. Content and coaching are delivered by practitioners sourced from a network of experts across hundreds of global companies.

Apollo builds payments and loyalty infrastructure for frontier markets, combining blockchain and AI to serve both consumer and enterprise customers. Its products, BizFirst and the forthcoming YodaaX, target markets where traditional financial rails are limited or unreliable. The platform replaces fragmented, legacy payment and rewards systems with a unified, programmable layer.

Arc builds a unified financial platform for technology companies, combining cash management, yield optimization, and debt capital access in one place. It replaces the patchwork of separate banking accounts, treasury tools, and lenders that startups otherwise stitch together. The platform also includes AI-powered financial services, letting finance teams handle deposits, payments, cash diversification, and non-dilutive financing without switching tools.

Argo builds a social streaming platform where brands and creators publish video content, grow fan communities, and share revenue with their audiences. It replaces fragmented monetization tools by combining video distribution, community engagement, and fan rewards in one place. The target customers are creators and brands looking to capture more value from their entertainment content directly.

Argument Computer Corporation builds proof-carrying code infrastructure for Lean 4, combining zero-knowledge cryptography, formal verification, and distributed consensus to produce software that ships with cryptographic certificates proving correct construction. The certificates guarantee a program does exactly what it claims, replacing the current norm of unverified, trust-dependent software. The target is any system where correctness and tamper-proof execution are non-negotiable.

Arintra automates medical coding for hospitals, health systems, and large physician groups, converting patient charts directly into insurance-ready claims with CPT, ICD-10, HCC, HCPCS codes, and appropriate modifiers. The platform integrates bidirectionally with major EHRs including Epic, Athena, and Cerner, eliminating the manual coding step between a clinical encounter and a submitted claim. It also extends across the revenue cycle with clinical documentation intelligence and denial management, replacing work historically done by human coders and billing staff.

Armilla AI builds assessment and insurance products for companies that sell or deploy AI systems. It evaluates AI and large language model risk, then issues named, affirmative insurance policies covering failure modes such as model errors, hallucinations, agent mistakes, and regulatory violations. This replaces the gap left by traditional policies that were written before generative AI and neither confirm nor deny coverage for those risks.

Arpari builds a treasury management platform for finance teams that operate across multiple banks and legal entities. CFOs, controllers, treasury managers, and FP&A teams use it to consolidate bank balances, manage payables and receivables, execute payments, and forecast cash, replacing the manual work of aggregating data across disconnected bank portals and spreadsheets. It serves industries with complex entity structures, including real estate, holding companies, and SaaS.

Aspora builds a global neobank for non-resident Indians, letting them send money to India at live interbank exchange rates, open NRE/NRO accounts remotely, and access credit and investment products across borders. It replaces traditional remittance services and multi-app banking setups that charge spread-based fees and require in-person paperwork.

AstroForge mines asteroids for platinum group metals, refining the ore in space and returning only the extracted material to Earth rather than hauling back entire asteroids. The company builds its own low-cost, autonomous deep-space spacecraft to reach near-Earth asteroids, with its second mission, DeepSpace-2, targeting a commercial rendezvous beyond Earth's gravity well. The work displaces terrestrial PGM mining, which is capital-intensive, environmentally destructive, and operating on thin margins.

Atlas builds an AI-first customer support platform for B2B SaaS teams, replacing tools like Zendesk and Intercom. It handles ticketing, chat, email, WhatsApp, SMS, and Slack Connect in a unified inbox, and layers in session recording, a customer timeline, and AI-generated knowledge management so agents diagnose and resolve issues without switching tabs. The AI layer runs both an autonomous Autopilot mode and an agent Copilot that drafts replies and suggests next actions.

Attack Capital runs an AI venture studio and a co-investment fund, both built around the Y Combinator ecosystem. The studio partners with founders, operators, and domain experts to conceive and launch AI-native SaaS products on a 30-day build cycle, covering idea validation, engineering, go-to-market execution, and fundraising. The fund gives individual investors direct access to seed-stage YC-backed companies, replacing the curated, hard-to-enter channels that previously restricted that access.

Attain builds a ordering platform for convenience store owners to purchase inventory across multiple food distributors and wholesalers from a single app. Store owners currently split their weekly buying across a dozen or more suppliers, navigating warehouse visits and sales-rep coordination. Attain consolidates that workflow, replacing paper invoices and phone orders with a unified digital storefront that also gives distributors a branded channel to reach stores.

AvairSense builds AI-enabled smart cameras for homes, restaurants, factories, and car dealerships. Its first product, Sense 1, runs computer vision models on-device to deliver real-time video and audio monitoring via smartphone. The company owns its full data pipeline, replacing conventional cameras that offload processing to the cloud or offer no AI analysis at all.

Avocademy trains career changers to become UX/UI designers through a structured curriculum combining mentorship, portfolio building, and job placement support. The program targets people with no prior design experience, particularly women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ candidates priced out of traditional design education. It replaces expensive, inaccessible bootcamps and degree programs with an online, cohort-style track backed by a job guarantee.

Axis builds a regulatory and government intelligence knowledge base for corporate affairs teams at large companies operating across international markets. It maps applicable laws, compliance requirements, and the relevant government officials needed to obtain approvals in a given country, covering Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The product replaces manual research and fragmented tracking of regulatory changes, appointments, and policy developments across jurisdictions.

Axross Pte Ltd builds AI-driven HVAC control systems for manufacturers that need precise environmental conditions on the factory floor. The system optimizes heating, ventilation, and air conditioning in real time, replacing manual adjustments and rule-based controls that leave energy savings on the table. Manufacturers get lower energy consumption and reduced operating costs without compromising production environment requirements.

AYC Fund runs an AI-driven quantitative trading program for digital assets, combining machine-learning research, quantitative signal models, and fully automated execution. It targets qualified clients who access the program through a dedicated investment vehicle under continuous operator oversight. The product replaces discretionary portfolio management and manual trading execution in cryptocurrency markets.

Bakool runs a collective purchasing network for fresh produce targeting consumers in Indonesia's smaller cities. Shoppers join orders together through local agents, letting them pay below standard retail prices for groceries that are then delivered directly to them. The model replaces the traditional trip to a market or store while cutting out the pricing markup those channels carry.

BBy converts human breast milk into a shelf-stable powder using a proprietary condensing device that preserves the milk's nutritional and immunological properties intact. NICUs and hospitals are the target customers, replacing a labor-intensive "milk shift" in which nurses spend hours defrosting frozen milk before each feed. Powdered milk stores at room temperature, reconstitutes with water in seconds, and eliminates both the freezer infrastructure and the spoilage that comes with current thaw-and-discard protocols.

Beam builds an on-demand cloud compute platform for AI engineers running inference endpoints, task queues, and sandboxed code execution. Teams use it to deploy open-source LLMs behind autoscaling APIs, run large-scale batch workloads, and create isolated environments for reinforcement learning rollouts. It replaces the work of provisioning and managing GPU infrastructure by hand.

Bemlo builds an AI-native workforce management platform for public and private healthcare organizations. It replaces spreadsheets, phone calls, and emails with automated scheduling that balances care demands against staff preferences, then routes unfilled shifts to a pool of hourly workers or external agencies. Staffing managers get one system covering rota generation, shift distribution, agency verification, compliance checks, and invoicing.

Benson delivers a curated list of ten stocks each month to retail investors, handling the research, timing, and execution so users only decide which picks to approve. The app invests on a weekly schedule once a user taps to confirm, replacing the analysis and portfolio management work that wealth-management clients typically pay advisors to do.

Better Opinions runs a prediction market platform in India where users trade on the outcomes of everyday events across cricket, politics, entertainment, and current affairs. It targets a broad consumer base that finds traditional stock markets too technical, replacing opaque financial instruments with familiar, opinion-based topics. Correct predictions pay out, turning forecasting into a form of accessible financial participation.

beU delivery operates an on-demand delivery platform in Addis Ababa, covering food, groceries, pharmacy, parcels, and more for everyday consumers. It connects shoppers with local restaurants and merchants, replacing the need to travel or arrange independent couriers. The platform targets the mass market by keeping delivery costs low, with ambitions to expand across other African cities.

Beyond Aero builds hydrogen-electric business aircraft, targeting the private aviation market, which produces roughly ten times more CO2 per passenger than commercial flights. Its first aircraft, BYA-I, is designed to fly more than 800 nautical miles on hydrogen propulsion, replacing conventional jet-fuel-powered business jets. The company has completed France's first manned fully hydrogen-electric flight and is advancing toward certification and production.

BharatX builds white-label Buy Now Pay Later infrastructure for consumer brands and platforms in India, letting them offer installment financing under their own brand name rather than a third-party label. Brands embed split-payment options, including pay-in-3, EMI plans, and postpaid billing, directly into their checkout flows, replacing the need to redirect customers to an external lender. BharatX carries the credit risk itself and targets consumers who lack the documentation traditional banks require, including those with no prior credit history.

Bifrost builds on-chain estate planning tools for self-custody crypto holders. Using smart contracts, it automates the transfer of wallet assets to designated beneficiaries when the holder dies, solving a problem that standard wills and legal instruments cannot address. Without a solution like this, self-custodied crypto is permanently inaccessible once the keyholder is gone.

Blaze builds an AI-driven prospecting platform that continuously scans online signals to surface potential customers the moment they show buying intent. It targets B2B marketing and sales teams, replacing the manual work of monitoring channels and hand-picking leads. The result is a tighter feedback loop between early customer signals and outreach.

Blink builds a no-code, AI-powered platform that generates full-stack web apps, websites, and mobile apps from a text prompt, handling database, authentication, hosting, payments, and deployment automatically. It targets founders, small businesses, agencies, and operations teams who need working software without writing code. The product replaces the need to hire developers or stitch together separate tools to launch an MVP, internal tool, or client-facing SaaS.

Blitzllama builds an in-product feedback platform for product development teams. Teams embed a lightweight SDK to survey users at specific points in their product journeys, collecting contextual responses without manual research ops or external survey tools. The result replaces ad-hoc user interviews and disconnected survey tools with targeted, real-time signal tied directly to product workflows.

Boardcave sells surf gear and educational content to surfers through an online marketplace, replacing the fragmented experience of sourcing equipment and coaching resources across multiple retailers and communities. The platform consolidates product discovery, purchasing, and progression guidance into a single destination for surfers at any skill level.

Bobidi runs Upswell, a restaurant growth service that turns promotional video content into quiz-based social campaigns to bring new diners through the door and convert them into regulars. It handles strategy, local influencer coordination, Instagram and Facebook ads, and guest follow-up end to end, replacing the work a restaurant owner would otherwise do across multiple agencies or in-house. The target customer is the local restaurant operator looking to drive consistent foot traffic rather than one-off openings.

BotCity builds a governance and orchestration platform for Python scripts, covering code written by developers, business users, and AI agents alike. It gives enterprises visibility into scripts running outside formal pipelines, enforces security policies before execution, and centralizes scheduling, monitoring, and operational control for production automations. The platform replaces manual script babysitting, ad-hoc policy enforcement, and scattered tooling across teams.

Botin builds a mobile investment app for retail consumers in Latin America, giving them access to US stocks, crypto, and other asset classes through a single platform. It targets people who have historically been shut out of sophisticated investment tools, replacing the fragmented and inaccessible alternatives they would otherwise navigate across multiple providers.

Boya builds corporate card and spend management software for African businesses. Finance teams use it to issue Visa cards and mobile money wallets to employees, set spending policies, and get real-time visibility into expenses, replacing manual reimbursement flows, fragmented bank transfers, and offline expense reporting. It also automates accounts payable and receipt reconciliation in one platform.

Bracket builds two-way data pipelines that keep business tools and backend databases in sync. When an ops team edits a record in Salesforce or Airtable, or an engineer updates the same data directly in the database, Bracket propagates the change to both sides so each stays current. It replaces manual reconciliation work that otherwise falls on engineering and operations teams to coordinate across separate systems.

Brainboard builds a visual cloud infrastructure management platform for engineering teams that need to adopt and operate Infrastructure as Code without steep ramp-up time. Teams use it to design cloud architectures through a graphical interface that generates and synchronizes Terraform and OpenTofu code, replacing hand-written IaC and manual drift monitoring. It also serves as an internal service catalog, letting platform teams enforce standards and let other engineers provision infrastructure on demand.

Broccoli AI builds an AI operating platform for home service contractors, covering trades such as plumbing, HVAC, roofing, and electrical. Its AI agents answer inbound calls around the clock, book jobs in real time, follow up on leads, dispatch technicians, and coach customer service reps, replacing the human labor that typically handles phones, scheduling, and front-office coordination. The platform connects to the field-service software contractors already run, handling end-to-end workflow so operators can focus on the field.

Brown Foods produces real whole cow's milk in a lab, without any cows, targeting the conventional dairy market. The product, UnReal Milk, matches cow's milk in nutritional profile, taste, and texture, and can be processed into butter, cheese, and ice cream. It replaces conventional dairy production, cutting out the animal entirely and the carbon emissions that come with it.

Bunkyr builds a hardware-secured API that lets applications add zero-knowledge encryption and account recovery without seed phrases or backup codes. It targets developers who need end-to-end data protection but want to avoid the engineering overhead and poor user experience that zero-knowledge architectures typically require. Bunkyr replaces custom cryptographic recovery flows with a single API integration, keeping encrypted user data safe from breaches and lost passwords.

Carbon Crusher rebuilds deteriorating roads by pulverizing existing asphalt and replacing the traditional oil binder with lignin, a carbon-sequestering byproduct, so the reconstructed road locks away roughly 1.5 tonnes of CO2 per 100 feet. The process reuses all existing road material on-site, cutting out both the cost of new aggregate and the emissions of conventional resurfacing. Road owners and refurbishers get a finished road that is cheaper and more durable than a standard overlay while turning each project into a net carbon-negative outcome.

Cardda builds a spend management platform for businesses in Latin America, consolidating corporate cards, bill payments, automated local and international transfers, payroll, reimbursements, and purchase order workflows into one system. It replaces the combination of disconnected banking tools, manual expense reports, and spreadsheet-based supplier management that finance teams in the region rely on today.

Cash Flow Portal builds investment management software for real estate syndicators and fund managers, covering capital raising, investor relations, fund administration, accounting, property management, and AI-powered deal underwriting on a single platform. It replaces the manual work GPs do across disconnected tools: preparing documents, sending wire instructions, tracking investor commitments, and producing tax deliverables like K-1s.

Cashmere builds a multi-signature Solana wallet for web3 startups and enterprises managing digital assets. It replaces the practice of running company finances through a single founder's personal wallet, giving teams shared, secure control over their crypto treasury. The product targets Solana-native organizations that need organizational-grade custody without standing up custom infrastructure.

Castia turns monthly rent payments into a financial tool for Latin American tenants and landlords. Renters pay through the platform using any payment method and earn rewards, build their credit history, and accumulate savings toward a future home down payment. The product replaces a passive, benefit-free transaction with one that generates ongoing financial value.

Castled.io builds a customer engagement platform for B2B SaaS companies that connects directly to their existing cloud data warehouse, such as BigQuery or Snowflake, instead of ingesting and storing customer data itself. Marketers use it to define audience segments and run cross-channel campaigns from the data already in the warehouse, replacing standalone engagement tools like Braze or MoEngage that require duplicating data into a separate system.

Cellbyte builds AI agents for pharmaceutical pricing and market access teams, helping them determine achievable drug prices across countries and navigate reimbursement landscapes. Analysts use the platform to run comparator research, HTA analysis, and pricing studies across markets in a shared workspace, replacing weeks of manual research. The company also offers an expert-delivered service for teams that prefer fully sourced, ready-to-use deliverables produced in days rather than months.

Cerebrium builds serverless GPU infrastructure for teams deploying real-time AI workloads, including voice agents, video models, and large language models. It replaces the need to provision and manage traditional cloud GPU clusters by handling cold starts, autoscaling, and global distribution automatically. Engineering teams get production-ready AI deployment without the overhead of building and maintaining that infrastructure themselves.

Cherry Recommends builds an AI-powered promotion management platform for online retailers. It targets and delivers dynamic promotions to new and existing customers in real time, replacing manual campaign configuration and static discount logic. The platform tracks promotion performance so e-commerce teams can measure and improve their marketing return on investment.

Cinapse builds collaborative scheduling software for film and TV productions, used daily by Assistant Directors, UPMs, and Producers. It replaces legacy desktop tools like Movie Magic Scheduling with a real-time, multi-user environment that handles episodic, crossboarded, and multi-unit productions. A shared schedule ties together budgeting, logistics, and execution planning across the full production team.

Cinder builds trust and safety infrastructure for platforms deploying AI products and open-weight models. Its agents translate policies, red-team findings, and safety standards into automated workflows that screen prompts and outputs, detect abuse and fraud, and escalate edge cases, replacing the manual review queues that trust and safety teams rely on today. Customers range from frontier AI labs to social media and e-commerce platforms.

Circular runs a consumer electronics subscription service across Singapore and Australia, letting individuals access smartphones, laptops, headphones, and other devices for a monthly fee instead of buying them outright. Subscribers keep devices as long as they want, with the option to purchase; returned units are refurbished and redeployed to the next subscriber. The model replaces outright device ownership and the waste cycle that follows it.

Clupp sells usage-based vehicle insurance to low-mileage and safe drivers across Latin America, covering cars, motorcycles, bicycles, e-bikes, scooters, and mobile devices under a single policy. Premiums scale with kilometers driven and driving behavior, replacing the flat-rate pricing that makes traditional insurance unaffordable for light users. Clupp also provides SaaS tools for insurance brokers and develops new insurance products for startup financing markets.

Codec turns raw footage shot on a smartphone into polished, cinematic videos for everyday consumers. The product replaces the work of a professional production team: editing, pacing, and storytelling that transforms casual clips into watchable films. The target user is anyone with a phone who records moments but lacks the craft to shape them into a compelling narrative.

Cofactr builds supply chain infrastructure for electronics manufacturers, covering component procurement, warehousing, and kitting from bill of materials through production. Hardware teams use it to source parts across suppliers, store inventory in an ITAR-registered facility, and receive kitted components on demand. It replaces manual procurement workflows, spreadsheets, and in-house shelf storage for engineering and operations teams building mission-critical hardware.

CoffeeAI generates personalized cold outreach emails and LinkedIn messages for B2B sales teams. It automates the prospect research and message drafting that sales reps typically do by hand, producing tailored copy in seconds rather than minutes per contact. The target customer is any outbound sales team running high-volume prospecting campaigns.

Cogram builds an AI-native project platform for architecture, engineering, and construction firms. It automates the administrative work that runs alongside projects: meeting minutes, field reports, email filing, RFI and submittal tracking, and RFP bidding. The work it replaces is manual document handling done inside decades-old, general-purpose software.

Complete builds compensation management software for HR, finance, and executive teams at growth-stage and enterprise companies. It handles offer letters, merit cycle preparation, pay equity analysis, and total rewards communication, replacing the spreadsheet work and manual coordination that typically consumes compensation teams. AI agents automate cycle prep, flag retention risks, and surface pay gaps so that leaders can focus on decisions rather than data wrangling.

Complif builds compliance automation software for financial institutions in Latin America. The platform centralizes KYC and KYB onboarding, AML transaction monitoring, risk profiling, ongoing screening, and regulatory reporting into a single system, replacing the manual workflows and fragmented tools that compliance teams at banks, fintechs, and lenders otherwise operate.

Compra Rápida builds a headless checkout platform for Latin American e-commerce retailers, replacing their native platform checkout with a faster, optimized flow. Shoppers registered in Compra Rápida's network can complete purchases across any connected store without re-entering their details. An AI assistant on WhatsApp handles abandoned-cart recovery by engaging shoppers conversationally to bring them back to complete their purchase.

Convoy builds an open-source webhook gateway that lets engineering teams send, receive, and manage webhooks at scale. It handles the infrastructure work that teams would otherwise build in-house: retries, rate limiting, static IPs, circuit breaking, and rolling secrets. The target user is the backend or platform engineer who needs Stripe-quality webhook reliability without writing and maintaining the underlying system themselves.

Corveus Medical is developing a catheter-based device that treats chronic heart failure by ablating specific nerves in the upper abdomen to interrupt the pathological signaling that drives disease progression. The device targets a precise area and confirms successful ablation, addressing cardiologists' concerns about collateral tissue damage that limits existing ablation procedures. It offers a minimally invasive option for congestive heart failure patients who remain symptomatic despite standard medical therapy.

Cotera builds an AI agent platform for business teams that connects to their data warehouses and APIs. Companies describe a job in plain English and Cotera's agent, Coco, turns it into a scheduled workflow that calls the right tools and returns results, replacing manual work across support, sales, and marketing operations. Use cases include ticket routing, customer health monitoring, and voice-of-customer analysis.

Courtyard.io builds a marketplace for physical trading cards and other collectibles, tokenized on the blockchain and stored in insured, third-party vaults. Collectors buy, sell, and trade ownership of graded slabs without handling the physical cards, replacing the friction of private sales, shipping risk, and authentication uncertainty. The platform also sells curated digital packs that deliver real, vaulted cards on each pull.

Cozmo AI builds voice AI agents for property and casualty insurance, serving carriers, third-party administrators, and restoration contractors. The agents handle inbound and outbound calls, read documents, apply business rules, and update systems of record, replacing human call center workers on end-to-end claims workflows. Every action is logged through a proprietary control layer that produces a governed, auditable trail of what the agent did and why.

Craniometrix builds an AI-powered care navigation service for dementia patients and their families. It delivers non-clinical coaching and support that keeps patients at home longer, reducing avoidable hospitalizations that would otherwise fall on families and providers to manage. Medicare reimburses the service, replacing ad-hoc caregiver guidance with a structured, scalable support model.

CrediBook builds digital tools for Indonesian micro, small, and medium enterprises, replacing manual ledgers with a mobile bookkeeping app and connecting small retailers to wholesalers through an online B2B marketplace called CrediMart. The bookkeeping product lets shop owners log income, expenses, and debts and generate financial reports in minutes, cutting a process that previously took weeks. CrediMart handles inventory sourcing, order placement, BNPL payment, and logistics, replacing phone-based or in-person wholesale buying trips.

Creizer extends revenue-based financing to e-commerce sellers and marketplace merchants in Latin America, a segment that traditional banks routinely shut out. Underwriting is based on store sales metrics rather than credit history, replacing the manual, collateral-heavy loan process that most SMEs in the region cannot pass. Sellers receive working capital to stock inventory and scale their marketplace presence without stalling on cash flow.

Criya builds an AI content system for B2B sales and marketing teams that generates personalized, client-ready go-to-market assets, including email campaigns, LinkedIn outreach, landing pages, and pitch decks, from a single prompt. It pulls from a company's own data sources to handle the research, writing, and branding work that account-based marketing teams otherwise do by hand. The target buyer is a sales or marketing team running outbound campaigns who needs persona-specific materials at volume without the manual build time.

Curacel builds AI infrastructure for insurers, third-party administrators, and healthcare providers, replacing manual claims processing, document keying, and fraud review with automated pipelines. Its product suite covers health, auto, and travel insurance workflows, from extracting structured data out of claim documents to routing customer support conversations and automating payouts.

CUTR operates a marketplace for wood manufacturing, connecting interior builders, contractors, design-and-build firms, and product designers with small woodworking shops. Customers upload a file, receive an automated quote, and get parts delivered. CUTR handles file checking, pricing, supplier matching, job packaging, logistics, and payment, replacing the manual, fragmented process that previously made sourcing custom woodwork slow and error-prone.

Cypher built a crypto-native neobank that let anyone open an account and receive a spending card within minutes, from any country. It used stablecoins, primarily USDC, to enable instant cross-border transfers without the country-by-country restrictions of traditional consumer finance apps. The product replaced conventional bank onboarding and international wire transfers with a mobile app and a physical card. Cypher was acquired by Nium and is winding down its consumer, business, and token platforms through September 2026.

Darsel builds a math tutoring chatbot for K-12 students in low-resource settings across developing countries. Students practice curriculum-aligned math and complete homework by sending messages on WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, or SMS, with no app download or high-bandwidth connection required. The product replaces in-person tutoring and video-based platforms that are inaccessible to students with limited devices or data, while giving teachers automated reports on individual student progress.

Dart builds an AI-native project management tool for business teams across sales, marketing, IT, HR, and other functions. Teams use it to create tasks, plan roadmaps, and generate reports through natural-language chat and configurable AI agents, replacing the manual coordination work that conventional PM tools leave to humans.

Dealls – Jobs & Mentoring operates a job portal and applicant tracking system for the Indonesian market, serving both job seekers and employers. Companies use it to receive pre-screened, qualified candidates rather than sorting through unfiltered applications, cutting the manual work of early-stage recruitment. Job seekers apply to multiple companies from a single profile, replacing the repetitive process of submitting separate applications to each employer.

Decent builds cross-chain transaction infrastructure for Web3 developers and applications. Its core product, The Box, lets users pay with any token on any supported chain to complete a transaction on a different chain, so a buyer can mint or purchase an NFT on Optimism using USDC held on Arbitrum in a single step. This removes the manual bridging and token-swapping work that otherwise falls on the end user before they can interact with a dapp.

Demo Gorilla builds a browser extension that coaches sales reps through live SaaS product demos, surfacing contextually relevant talking points, competitive notes, and feature explanations as the rep navigates the application. It serves B2B SaaS sales teams, from new account executives to solutions engineers, replacing the need to memorize product knowledge or rely on a small pool of seasoned demo specialists. The result is that any rep can run a complete, informed demo without a second call to cover gaps.

digi builds white-label software for banks, retailers, and lenders in Latin America to run digital loan origination and account opening. The platform covers the full onboarding stack: real-time credit scoring with ML models, identity verification, fraud detection, e-signatures, and open-banking API connections. It replaces manual, branch-dependent processes that slow customer acquisition and add compliance friction.

DimOrder builds a cloud-based point-of-sale and restaurant management platform for food-and-beverage operators in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. Restaurants use it to handle table orders, QR-code self-ordering, delivery order management, supplier purchasing, and short-term working-capital loans through a single system. It replaces fragmented combinations of legacy POS terminals, paper menus, separate delivery tablets, and manual back-office reporting.

Dioptra automates contract redlining for in-house legal teams and founders, turning negotiation playbooks into precise, AI-generated redlines inside Microsoft Word. It handles both a company's own paper and counterparty paper, replacing the manual work of reviewing, marking up, and summarizing contract terms. Legal directors and general counsel use it to cut the time spent on routine contract negotiations.

Dojah Inc builds anti-fraud and identity verification infrastructure for fintechs, banks, and digital businesses. Its APIs and no-code tools handle KYC and KYB checks, biometric authentication, AML transaction monitoring, and real-time fraud detection, replacing manual compliance workflows and fragmented point solutions. Clients use it to onboard users, screen against government data sources, and satisfy regulatory requirements across multiple markets.

Drivingforce builds an all-in-one workforce management platform for trucking fleets. It consolidates back-office functions, including compliance, payroll, and recruiting, into a single system, replacing the patchwork of separate tools fleet operators use to manage drivers and staff.

Duplo builds a B2B payments platform for African businesses, letting companies send, receive, and reconcile payments with counterparties the way consumer apps handle peer-to-peer transfers. It targets the friction in business-to-business money movement that African companies currently handle through slow, manual banking workflows.

Durioo builds a subscription streaming app for Muslim children, offering original and licensed Islamic animated shows. It serves Muslim families who want faith-aligned content for their kids but find little quality available on mainstream platforms. The app replaces ad-hoc YouTube browsing with a curated, on-demand library produced and vetted for Islamic values.

Dynamo AI builds security, compliance, and risk management infrastructure for enterprises deploying generative and agentic AI. It serves legal, risk, compliance, and cybersecurity teams at large organizations, including public sector customers, replacing manual review and ad-hoc testing with automated red-teaming, real-time guardrails, hallucination detection, and auditable observability across AI production systems.

Eazipay Inc. builds payroll and payment automation software for African businesses, handling salary disbursements, tax deductions, and compliance. Its Payroll API lets fintechs and platforms embed payroll processing directly into their own products. On the worker side, it gives employees and gig workers early access to earned wages and financial wellness tools, replacing manual, error-prone pay runs and fragmented benefits access.

Elementary builds an open-source data observability platform that lets data teams catch data quality problems before downstream users or AI systems are affected. It unifies monitoring, lineage, governance, and discovery into a single control plane, replacing a fragmented stack of point tools. Data engineers can self-deploy the open-source layer without exposing sensitive data, while analysts and business users interact through the same interface.

Elevate (formerly Bloom) gives freelancers and remote workers in emerging markets a US-based, FDIC-insured USD deposit account without requiring US residency. Users can receive payments via ACH and wire transfers, spend with a Mastercard debit card, and send money home through regional payout partners at low cost. The product replaces the patchwork of workarounds non-US residents typically use to get paid in dollars and move funds across borders.

Elphinstone, Inc. builds a robo-advisory and voluntary pension scheme platform for Pakistani employers and their employees, replacing the manual, paperwork-heavy process of setting up corporate retirement plans such as gratuity funds and provident funds. Companies can enroll through a digital onboarding process, after which employees gain access to curated mutual funds managed by partner asset managers. The product brings structured, automated retirement savings infrastructure to a market where such tooling has been largely absent.

Emigre builds a digital banking platform for Indian expats (NRIs) in the US who need active financial ties to India. Customers can open NRE/NRO accounts in minutes, send remittances, pay bills for family in India, and invest in Indian stocks and real estate. The product replaces a fragmented process that otherwise requires in-person bank visits, international wire workarounds, and manual navigation of cross-border tax and compliance rules.

Emobi builds a unified API platform that connects EV charging networks, automakers, fleet operators, and charging apps across North America. Its Hub products let charging operators expand coverage and let mobility apps access chargers across dozens of networks through a single integration, replacing the need for separate agreements and technical work with each network. Its JustPlug product brings ISO 15118 Plug and Charge automation to existing vehicles and chargers without hardware or firmware changes.

Engage Bio develops mRNA immunotherapies for solid tumor cancers. Its approach delivers genetic instructions directly into cancer cells, directing them to produce and slowly release therapeutic drugs within the tumor itself. This localized mechanism targets the tumor while leaving surrounding healthy tissue unaffected, replacing the systemic drug delivery that causes broader toxicity in conventional cancer treatments.

Enlightra builds fingertip-size comb laser chips that emit dozens of discrete wavelengths from a single device, enabling terabit-class optical interconnects for data centers and AI compute clusters. The chips replace banks of discrete single-color lasers and copper cables connecting processors, boards, and racks, cutting both energy consumption and component cost by up to tenfold. Enlightra manufactures these devices at scale using standard photonic fabrication processes.

Eventual builds Daft, an open-source data engine purpose-built for AI workloads involving images, video, audio, and structured metadata. It targets AI and ML teams who spend months wiring together brittle pipelines on analytics tools designed for tabular data, not petabyte-scale multimodal datasets. Daft replaces that custom infrastructure with a Python dataframe API that runs CPU and GPU workloads in a single pipeline, handling scheduling, batching, and fault tolerance natively.

Fello builds a savings and investment app for young Indians, combining digital gold, silver, and fixed deposits with in-app games. For every rupee saved, users earn gaming tokens they can use to play daily and weekly prize games, replacing the passive, low-engagement experience of a traditional savings account with one that rewards participation. The product targets first-time investors in the Gen Z and young millennial segment.

Fieldproxy builds AI-native field service software for operations teams that manage technicians, installers, and other mobile workers. Dispatchers use it to schedule jobs, track field crews, and handle customer communication through a configurable command center that adapts to their existing stages, forms, and checklists. Specialized AI agents handle routine admin: confirming visits by text, reviewing job photos, booking callers, and flagging incomplete sign-offs, replacing manual back-office coordination.

FinFlx builds workplace savings and gratuity management software for SMEs across the MENA region. HR and finance teams use it to calculate end-of-service gratuity liabilities, run simulations, and stay compliant with UAE labour law, replacing manual spreadsheets and slow plan-setup processes. Employers can also launch defined-contribution pension plans fully digitally, with employee record management, investment selection, and reporting in one platform.

Finku builds an AI-powered personal finance app for Indonesian consumers, covering budgeting, expense tracking, and money management. It operates in markets where Open Banking infrastructure does not exist, so users log financial transactions directly in the app. Finku analyzes that spending data and surfaces personalized recommendations to help users save more and hit financial goals faster, replacing manual tracking and generic financial advice.

Finnix provides loans and financial management tools to Indonesian creative businesses, including event organizers, concert promoters, and agencies. It replaces the patchwork of informal credit sources and manual financial tracking these businesses typically rely on to manage cash flow and operations.

Finnt builds AI agents that execute controllership and accounting procedures for CFO and finance teams, replacing the manual work of closing books, preparing journal entries, and generating financial reports. The agents integrate with ERPs and deliver audit-ready journals and reports in minutes, cutting the time finance teams spend on period-end close cycles.

Fintelite builds an AI platform for lenders that automates bank statement analysis and enriches transaction data to support loan approval and fraud detection. Credit analysts and risk teams replace manual document review and ad-hoc transaction categorization with automated financial assessments. The platform gives lenders a structured, data-driven view of borrower finances to speed underwriting and flag suspicious activity.

Firezone builds a Zero Trust Access platform that replaces traditional VPNs for teams managing access to internal apps, services, and networks. It uses WireGuard as its transport layer and enforces least-privilege access policies that sync with an organization's identity provider, replacing broad network access with per-resource, policy-driven controls. The entire product is open source, letting security teams audit the codebase directly.

Flagright builds an AI-native anti-money laundering compliance platform for fintechs, banks, payment processors, and crypto companies. It covers transaction monitoring, customer screening, case management, and regulatory filing, replacing manual analyst workflows across alert triage, investigations, and SAR reporting. AI agents handle L1 and L3 review tasks so compliance teams can process higher transaction volumes without adding headcount.

Fleek connects vintage stores and online resellers with used clothing wholesalers, rag houses, and donation centres through a B2B wholesale marketplace. Buyers browse and purchase bulk second-hand fashion inventory in one place, replacing the fragmented process of sourcing directly from individual suppliers. The platform handles discovery and transactions across a large catalogue of wholesale vintage stock.

Fleetzero builds electric and hybrid propulsion systems for large commercial ships and is developing fully unmanned cargo vessels. Its technology targets the maritime freight industry, replacing conventional crewed, fuel-burning operations with automated, electrified alternatives.

Flightcontrol builds a platform engineering layer on top of AWS, targeting software teams that need production-grade infrastructure without a dedicated DevOps team. It wraps Terraform modules, CI/CD pipelines, networking, permissions, and monitoring into a single connected system that runs inside the customer's own AWS account. The product replaces the work of assembling and operating that AWS platform by hand, giving both developers and AI agents a structured interface to provision, deploy, and manage resources.

Flike builds an AI co-pilot for sales teams that generates personalized outbound emails, follow-ups, and replies by drawing on a company's CRM activity, historical conversations, and prospect intent data. It replaces the manual work of researching and writing individualized sales messages at each stage of the funnel. Flike was acquired by FirstQuadrant, a Y Combinator-backed AI sales platform.

Float Health connects specialty pharmacies with on-demand, highly qualified nurses who travel to patients' homes to administer infusion therapy. The platform handles nurse matching, scheduling, and administrative tasks such as reimbursement processing, replacing the slower, costlier process of in-house pharmacy nursing staff or traditional home infusion staffing agencies. Patients receive IV infusions, biologics, chemotherapy, and other specialty medications at home rather than in a clinical setting.

FlowDeploy builds cloud infrastructure for bioinformaticians to run, develop, and share data analysis pipelines. It integrates with workflow managers like Nextflow and Snakemake, plus AWS, GitHub, and Slack, replacing ad hoc cloud setup and manual pipeline management. Non-computational biologists can also launch pipelines via templates, reducing dependence on advanced cloud expertise.

Fogbender builds a team-to-team messaging widget that B2B software vendors embed directly in their product dashboards. It replaces the makeshift practice of routing customer support through Slack shared channels by giving every user on a customer account a single place to open issues, collaborate with their own team, and converse with the vendor, without extra logins or external tools. The target customer is any B2B company whose buyers are teams rather than individuals and whose support volume has outgrown shared-channel workarounds.

Fresh Factory operates a network of hyperlocal cold chain fulfillment centers across Indonesia, serving businesses that sell temperature-sensitive products through eCommerce and direct-to-retail channels. It combines warehouse facilities, transportation, and a fulfillment management system so that brands can store, pick and pack, and deliver cold goods to end customers. The platform replaces the need for businesses to build or coordinate their own cold storage and last-mile logistics infrastructure.

Fuell builds an expense management platform for small and medium-sized businesses that combines corporate cards with finance software in one place. It replaces the manual work of tracking, reconciling, and controlling company spending across disconnected tools and card programs. Finance teams get real-time visibility into employee and company expenses without stitching together separate products.

Gauss helps consumers with existing credit card debt pay less interest without changing how they spend. Users connect their cards via a mobile app and receive a revolving credit line that automatically pays off high-interest balances, replacing the manual work of balance transfers, rate negotiation, and debt tracking. Gauss also monitors credit reports, surfaces better card and loan options, and negotiates improved terms on a user's behalf.

GIMO builds an employee benefits platform for Vietnamese workers, giving them on-demand access to wages they have already earned before their scheduled payday. Employers partner with GIMO to offer the app as a workplace benefit, replacing informal borrowing and the financial stress of fixed pay cycles. Beyond early wage access, the platform covers salary advances, phone top-ups, buy-now-pay-later shopping, and expense tracking.

Glow Energy builds software that enables rental property owners to enroll their buildings in Virtual Power Plants, turning existing real estate into distributed clean energy assets. The platform coordinates between landlords, tenants, and clean energy infrastructure developers, replacing the manual, fragmented process of aggregating residential capacity into grid-scale energy programs.

GoJom builds a full-service real estate platform for buyers, sellers, and renters in Latin America. It combines property search, transactions, and supporting services in one place, replacing the fragmented process of working across multiple brokers, portals, and financial intermediaries. The platform targets the Latin American property market, where fragmentation and slow processes make buying, selling, and renting significantly harder than in more developed markets.

goodfin builds an AI-native platform that gives accredited investors, including professionals and founders, access to private-market alternative assets that have traditionally required a wealth advisor and a high minimum balance. The platform curates institutional-quality opportunities in private markets, pools capital through its own vehicles to remove minimums, and uses AI agents to personalize portfolio management and automate decisions that advisors previously handled manually.

GoSats builds a Bitcoin rewards app for Indian consumers, converting everyday shopping cashbacks and rewards into Bitcoin holdings. Shoppers earn Bitcoin automatically on purchases made through the app, replacing traditional cashback points or gift vouchers with a cryptocurrency asset. The product targets retail consumers in India who want a passive way to accumulate Bitcoin without direct buying.

GovDash builds an AI platform for government contractors, covering the full contract lifecycle from opportunity discovery and capture through proposal writing and post-award management. It targets business development and proposal teams at contracting firms, replacing manual tracking, document drafting, and coordination work spread across disconnected tools. AI agents handle recurring tasks, surface amendments and deadlines, and draft deliverables, keeping teams focused on decisions rather than administration.

Grey builds banking infrastructure for remote workers and freelancers in emerging markets, giving them access to US, EU, and UK accounts. Workers use these accounts to receive salaries from western employers, hold savings in foreign currencies, convert funds at real-time rates, and spend via virtual cards. Grey replaces the patchwork of informal workarounds these workers previously relied on to get paid across borders.

GrowthBook builds an open-source, warehouse-native platform for feature flagging, A/B testing, and product analytics, serving engineering, product, and data teams. It connects directly to a company's existing data infrastructure instead of ingesting that data itself, eliminating the cost, compliance risk, and vendor lock-in of closed SaaS tools like LaunchDarkly. Teams use it to run controlled experiments and manage feature rollouts without building and maintaining a homegrown system.

Gym Class - by IRL Studios builds a social sports gaming platform for virtual reality and mobile, letting players compete in basketball, baseball, football, soccer, boxing, and paintball alongside friends and a global community. The platform replaces physical or console-based pickup games with multiplayer VR and mobile sessions, and supports user-created experiences within shared virtual worlds.

haddock builds an operations platform for restaurants that centralizes financial and operational data and deploys AI agents to execute back-office work: invoice validation, purchase reconciliation, and incident resolution. It replaces manual administrative tasks and the specialist staff typically required to perform them, letting restaurant teams focus on the floor. The platform also tracks ingredient costs in real time and surfaces recommended menu pricing when supplier prices shift.

Happl builds a benefits operating system for global enterprise HR teams, replacing fragmented tools and manual admin with a single platform that connects HRIS systems, benefit providers, insurers, and payroll. Employees choose from a personalised set of benefits and spend allowances, while Happl handles cross-border compliance, tax, and reporting automatically. The platform also layers in AI across benefits enrolment, insights, and workflow automation.

Harmoney builds an agentic AI platform for buy-side firms and wealth managers that automates fixed income research, credit analysis, and portfolio optimization. The platform replaces manual analyst workflows, handling tasks that would otherwise require significant time and headcount. The company is rebranding to InferEdge and has exited its bond trading software business to focus entirely on this agentic AI platform.

Heptabase builds a visual knowledge base for students, researchers, and lifelong learners who need to absorb and organize complex material. Users collect sources, annotate PDFs, write notes, and arrange ideas on whiteboards, replacing scattered documents and disconnected tools with a single connected workspace. An AI tutor layer guides learners through structured, personalized sessions and can explain sources and build out the knowledge base on their behalf.

Heyfood builds an on-demand food delivery marketplace for urban professionals in Africa, starting with Nigeria. It connects millennial and Gen Z city dwellers to local restaurants, replacing the work of sourcing, ordering, and coordinating meals manually. Each delivery is fulfilled on a unit-economics-positive basis, unlike the subsidy-heavy model common in Western delivery platforms.

HippoBuild builds back-office and supply-chain software for small and medium construction companies in Latin America. The platform automates procurement, uses predictive data models to source materials at lower prices across integrated supplier marketplaces, and handles administrative tasks that project teams currently manage by hand. Onboarding takes minutes, replacing slow, manual purchasing and budgeting workflows.

HOAi builds an AI agent platform for community association management companies, deploying specialized agents that each own a distinct job function: onboarding new communities, preparing board packets, closing month-end financials, and handling owner inquiries. The agents work inside tools management teams already use, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, and Vantaca, replacing the repetitive, high-volume administrative work that otherwise requires additional human hires as portfolio size grows.

HOKALI builds a B2B marketplace that connects schools with vetted providers of after-school programs, enrichment activities, and camps. School administrators use it to discover, book, and manage those programs in one place, replacing a fragmented process of sourcing and coordinating vendors manually.

HomeRoom buys single-family homes in cities with housing shortages, renovates them, and rents each bedroom individually to young renters at below-market rates. Property investors outsource the entire process, from acquisition and construction management to tenant screening and rent collection. HomeRoom replaces the traditional landlord role while delivering higher per-property returns than conventional single-family rentals.

Housewarming builds a social app for sharing casual, everyday moments with close friends, without ads, algorithmic feeds, or performance pressure. It targets people fatigued by mainstream social media, replacing curated highlight-reel posting with low-stakes, private sharing among people who already know each other.

Hubble Network builds a global connectivity platform that lets any Bluetooth-enabled device transmit location and sensor data over a combined terrestrial and satellite network, with no added hardware or cellular modem required. It targets IoT manufacturers, supply chain operators, and fleet managers who need worldwide device visibility without replacing existing chips or standing up their own infrastructure. A firmware update turns off-the-shelf Bluetooth chips into globally tracked nodes, replacing proprietary tracking hardware and bespoke network buildouts.

Humand builds an all-in-one mobile platform that consolidates internal communication, HR management, and employee development into a single app. It targets companies with large, distributed, or deskless workforces, replacing a scattered mix of intranets, HR portals, chat tools, and paper-based processes. Modules cover everything from onboarding and time-off to performance reviews, shift management, and AI-assisted workflows.

Hydra builds a serverless analytics database system on top of Postgres, aimed at software engineers working with time-series and event data. It separates compute from storage to deliver autoscaling, write isolation, and automatic caching without requiring engineers to manage infrastructure. The product replaces the need to stitch together a separate OLAP store alongside Postgres for real-time analytical workloads.

HypaHub built a HIPAA-compliant, cloud-native bioinformatics and AI platform for life sciences researchers and biotech enterprises. The platform automated provisioning and management of cloud computing infrastructure, letting scientists run multiomic analysis, biomarker discovery, and research data pipelines without standing up or maintaining their own high-end R&D environment. HypaHub's intellectual property has since been acquired by GaudiBio, where it continues to be developed.

Hyperbeam builds an API that lets developers embed virtual computers, including Chrome, Android, and Linux environments, directly into web, mobile, and VR applications. It handles synchronized audio, video, and multi-user control across multiple participants, replacing months of custom integration work and workarounds for cross-origin embedding restrictions. Target use cases include remote learning platforms, virtual offices, watch parties, and online casinos.

Impossible Metals builds AI-guided underwater robots that harvest polymetallic nodules from the ocean floor, collecting nickel, cobalt, manganese, and copper for battery supply chains. Its Eureka system uses computer vision and robotic arms to pick nodules one at a time, leaving surrounding marine life undisturbed. This replaces conventional seabed and land-based mining methods that disturb or destroy large swaths of habitat.

IMT Care builds a white-label digital platform for insurance intermediaries in India, including brokers, agents, and banks. It replaces manual, paper-based policy administration with tools for policy management, customer engagement, and automated operations. Its products target the gap between India's existing insurance offerings and demand for condition-specific and primary-care-linked plans, distributed through the agent channel that handles the bulk of premium collection in the country.

Industrial Next builds AI-driven robotic work cells that let manufacturers retool production lines in minutes rather than weeks. Its foundation models connect computer vision, task context, and robot motion to handle real product variation without hard-coded scripts, replacing the manual reprogramming that traditionally requires months of custom engineering. Electronics contract manufacturers and automotive tier-1 suppliers use the platform to run flexible, reconfigurable stations 24/7 on active production floors.

Instalab builds a proactive health platform for founders, executives, and professional athletes who want to stay ahead of health issues rather than react to them. Members get access to 600-plus lab tests and imaging studies, personalized health reports, physician-guided medications, and evidence-based supplements, all in one place. The platform replaces the fragmented process of coordinating between primary care, labs, imaging centers, and specialists.

Instant Labs builds domain search and registration tools for founders, developers, and marketers naming a product or business. Its flagship tool checks domain availability in real time as users type, replacing slower registry lookups and manual browsing across registrars. An AI-powered name generator and a developer API round out the suite for teams who need brand-name ideas or domain data at scale.

Invert builds data infrastructure and analytics software for bioprocess teams at bio-industrial companies. It connects equipment and data sources across process development and manufacturing, centralizing the collection, alignment, and analysis of bioreactor run data. The product replaces manual data wrangling, such as exporting instrument files, syncing timestamps, and normalizing units, so scientists can focus on process optimization rather than data management.

IOMETE builds a self-hosted data lakehouse platform for enterprises that need large-scale analytics, BI, ML, and AI workloads without surrendering control of their data. It runs in the customer's own environment, whether on-premises, private cloud, public cloud, or hybrid, replacing managed cloud platforms like Databricks and Snowflake for organizations where data sovereignty, privacy, and cost control are non-negotiable.

IoTFlows Inc builds a hardware-and-software platform that gives discrete manufacturers live visibility into how their machines are running. Proprietary sensors feed data into AI-driven dashboards that flag downtime, track utilization, and trigger maintenance actions automatically. The product replaces manual floor-level data collection and reactive maintenance workflows.

Jamsocket builds a backend platform for collaborative, browser-based applications. It gives every user a dedicated backend process, the same architecture that powers apps like Figma and GitHub Codespaces, without requiring developers to build that infrastructure themselves. Its open-source orchestrator (Plane), document store and sync backend (Y-Sweet), and stateful compute runtime (ForeverVM) replace the custom engineering teams would otherwise write to support real-time, multi-user experiences.

Joe gives European consumers a mobile app and virtual card to split any purchase into installments at any online or physical store, with no integration required from the retailer. Shoppers who have already completed a purchase can also apply retroactively and receive a refund structured as three installments. The product targets the large share of European e-commerce where built-in buy-now-pay-later options are absent.

Joon Health builds a pediatric behavioral health platform for children with ADHD, autism, anxiety, and depression. Kids engage through a game-based therapeutic app where completing real-life behaviors, set and monitored by parents and clinicians, drives in-game progress. The platform replaces fragmented, clinic-only behavior management with a continuous, coordinated loop between families and providers.