Lightsprint
Lightsprint is a YC Spring 2026 (P26) company. Based in San Francisco, CA, USA. Team of 3.
About Lightsprint
Summary
Lightsprint gives software teams a shared workspace where product managers, designers, and engineers plan, build, and ship features together using cloud coding agents. Non-engineers describe a change in plain English, and Lightsprint launches agents to write the code, spin up a live preview, run automated QA, and prepare a pull request for engineering review. It replaces the handoff bottleneck where only engineers could initiate and execute code changes.
Business model
Paid plans by tier, as shown on a public pricing page.
Go-to-market
Software teams at companies already using codebases across multiple repositories; teams connect existing repos and start via self-serve sign-up, with integrations into tools like Jira and support for bring-your-own API keys.
From the Y Combinator listing
Collaborative product development with cloud agents
Lightsprint is a collaborative platform for software teams to plan visually, preview live and ship with an army of cloud agents. Your whole team, including non-engineers, can now ship end to end reliably. The company is founded by Ben Ong, an AI investor who previously scaled AI products at SEA Group (NYSE: SE) and Temasek ($300B fund), Benedict Chan who was VP Engineering at Chainlink and CTO at BitGo (NYSE:BTGO), and Heng Hong Lee who built Facebook Messenger in 2013 and was Director of Engineering at Fazz (YC S17).
Facts
- B2B / B2B -> Engineering, Product and Design
- San Francisco, CA, USA
- 3
- Active
- Early
Founders (3)
- Ben Ong
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