List of Y Combinator S15 Batch companies
Name | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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Investing tool and Public Benefit Corporation that emphasizes social responsibility. | ||||||
An automated assistant platform that manages legal paperwork for businesses, founded by Cai GoGwilt and Jason Boehmig. | ||||||
A company using RNA to diagnose disease and to develop biomarkers that predict treatment outcomes. Cofactor is founded by Jarret Glasscock. | ||||||
Teleport, formerly known as Gravitational, is a company developing cloud-based software for automating operations. | ||||||
VOIQ is a company developing artificial intelligence conversational voicebots for sales, marketing and service calls. | ||||||
Human Interest (formerly Captain 401) is a company that participated in the S15 cohort of Y Combinator. It offers 401(k) retirement plans for small businesses and startups. It was founded in 2015 and is located in San Francisco, California. | ||||||
A company developing platform that analyzes consumer credit card transactions to help companies understand consumer behavior, performance, and rank against their competitors. | ||||||
Verge Genomics is a company focused on the discovery and development of drugs for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases with the use of machine learning and computational genomics. | ||||||
B2B company providing on-demand software developers, designers, and product managers. | ||||||
A company developing and manufacturing self-driving shuttle used within university campuses, corporate parks and residential communities, founded by Nalin Gupta and Srinivas Reddy | ||||||
Flirtey is a company offering drone delivery service founded in 2015 by Tom Bass. | ||||||
Eight Sleep is a sleep fitness company in New York City founded in 2014 by Massimo Andreasi Bassi, Matteo Franceschetti and Alexandra Zatarain. | ||||||
Scope AR is an augmented reality company. It develops AR solutions for remote tasks, employee training, product and equipment assembly, maintenance and repair, field and customer support. | ||||||
80,000 Hours is a company providing online career advice; it was founded in 2011 by William MacAskill and Benjamin Todd. | ||||||
A company providing training content for company staff and a platform to track learning and development. | ||||||
The Ticket Fairy is a company offering ticketing and marketing services for concerts, festivals and arts events. | ||||||
Her is a dating and social application for LGBTQ+ people founded in 2013. | ||||||
Xendit is a company providing payments infrastructure in Indonesia and South East Asia. It can detect and receive payments from all banks. | ||||||
Paribus is a software company providing a platform where consumers can purchase goods and monitor prices. It participated in the S15 cohort of Y Combinator. | ||||||
Fountain, previously OnboardIQ, is a company providing a hiring platform for businesses. | ||||||
Tesorio is a company providing a cash management platform streamlining B2B collections, currency exposure analysis, and cash flow forecasting with the use of machine learning. | ||||||
Zeplin is a software company that provides tool for communication and collaboration between designers and developers. | ||||||
PartnerStack (formerly GrowSumo) enables companies to leverage partnerships in order to grow revenue, increase distribution, and go to market quicker and more efficiently. The fastest growing software companies in the world like Asana, Drift, Freshworks, and Intuit use PartnerStack to power their reseller, marketing, and referral partner programs. | ||||||
Career advancement platform for Black, Latinx, and Native American students and professionals. | ||||||
A company developing API-based products for streaming infrastructure for videos |
