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Pond is a platform where early-stage startups launch, validate their product, reach users and get to market. Startups run tasks — competitions, feedback rounds and bounties — that put their product in front of a global community, and in return earn real users, feedback and community support. Pond also runs an agent marketplace where AI agents compete to complete tasks, with tens of agents on the platform and 100,000 users. Pond is backed by Tier 1 VCs and 30+ angel investors, including Illia Polosukhin (NEAR, co-author of "Attention Is All You Need"), Alex Cheema (Exo Labs), Dean Eigenmann (Project Blanc), Spencer Noon (OurNetwork) and Michael Heinrich (0G). The team is 12+ people with backgrounds at TikTok, Meta, Amazon, Uber, Yuga Labs, Alibaba, Stanford and MIT.

Ambi is building the interface for the AI era - software and hardware that move at the speed of thought. We're creating a living memory system that turns conversations, meetings, and daily signals into one connected knowledge base, across phone, watch, and desktop. Backed and early-stage, headquartered in San Francisco with hybrid flexibility - this is a ground-floor seat on category-defining hardware.

The company aims to build the world’s first AI growth marketing department. It is actively iterating its product with paying customers of various sizes. The team is led by founders with strong technical backgrounds.

Artifact is a collaborative IDE for hardware engineers. It accelerates every step in the engineering lifecycle—design, procurement, manufacturing, integration, test, and sustainment. Artifact is building an integrated, verifiable AI copilot with an intuitive UI that reflects how hardware actually gets built. The company has raised $3.5M in funding and works directly with customers to solve the world's hardest technical problems, modernizing how complex hardware is engineered.

Meo Health leverages AI to transform smartphones into accessible biofeedback therapy devices. It enables millions of patients with nervous system disorders to access treatment via mobile devices. The company is mobile-first and AI-powered, broadening the reach of biofeedback therapy. Meo Health positions itself at the forefront of scalable neurotherapy.

Celsio is an electricity provider focused on delivering sustainable and economical process heat for industrial applications. The company emphasizes decarbonized, cost-efficient heat solutions to help manufacturers optimize energy use and advance sustainability goals. Celsio positions itself as a next-generation electricity provider.

WhyBrilliant is a Berlin-based talent partner that connects exceptional people with ambitious, building-focused companies. With a founding team bringing decades of recruiting experience and machine learning expertise, we deliver data-driven, highly targeted matchmaking to accelerate growth for mission-driven teams. Our approach helps top talent find roles where their impact aligns with the company’s long-term vision.

Freshflow is building an AI operating system for the fresh food supply chain, beginning with ordering and inventory optimization solutions for fresh departments in grocery retail. Headquartered in Berlin, the company works with some of Europe's largest retailers, including EDEKA, REWE, Carrefour, Intermarché, and E.Leclerc across Germany and France. With a senior Data Science team driving its technology, Freshflow has achieved remarkable growth of 400% year over year and recently closed a $10M Series A funding round to accelerate its expansion.

Opus is an AI platform designed specifically for industrial companies seeking to streamline their procurement operations. The company focuses on autonomizing operative workflows within the purchase-to-pay (P2P) process, which encompasses the entire cycle from initial purchase requisitions through final payment. By deploying AI agents across P2P activities, Opus automates routine tasks and coordinates cross-functional steps, enabling organizations to reduce manual work and improve operational efficiency.

Movo AI is a New York City-based company that builds autonomous AI agents for the family services market. The company has demonstrated rapid growth, scaling from $0 to $1 million ARR in four months. The six-person team operates onsite at its FlatIron office in New York City. Its CEO previously led go-to-market at 11x, and its CTO previously led engineering at Uber and DoorDash. Its target market includes youth programs such as sports academies, camps, and enrichment centers, and it has driven an average of $17,800 in added monthly revenue per client.

Soria is an AI-native financial research firm founded in 2025 and headquartered in New York City that leverages advanced agent systems to automate the entire research process end to end. The company, which is part of Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch, currently specializes in healthcare sector coverage with plans to expand sector by sector across the global economy. Led by CEO and cofounder Adam Ron, who spent seven years leading healthcare equity research at Bank of America, alongside CTO and cofounder Cameron, a founding engineer at Petal and Pinwheel, Soria has quickly established itself as a trusted partner to 5 of the top 10 investment banks and 8 of the 20 largest hedge funds. The three-person team has demonstrated exceptional growth momentum, with revenue tripling over the last three months and on track to triple again, positioning the company as a significant disruptor in the financial research space.

Desk (desk.us) is rebuilding the operating system for US real estate — a platform built for real estate agents that owns the transaction contracts end to end. Founded by a second-time entrepreneur who previously built one of the largest brokerages in the US, Desk reached first revenue in spring 2026 and roughly $170k ARR by June. The company has raised $1M, backed by two unicorn founders in the real estate vertical.

NELP stands for Nursing Excellence Leadership Platform and describes itself as the only unified platform for ANCC Designations, Professional Governance, Clinical Ladders, and Evidence-Based Practice. It positions itself as building the first infrastructure where nursing excellence is captured, connected, and tied to measurable outcomes across health systems. The company aims to make nursing excellence a visible driver of quality, retention, and patient care by providing real infrastructure and measurable impact. Founded by Marcus Lannie, with an advisory board that includes Dr. Tim Porter-O'Grady, Dr. Bob Hess, and Dr. Vicki George, NELP counts Cleveland Clinic, Kaiser Permanente, AdventHealth, Prisma Health, Missouri Baptist, and Stamford Health among its client relationships. The platform emphasizes that leadership gains real visibility into nursing programs and outcomes.

KONVEA is a Berlin-based startup focused on optimizing procurement procedures in public sector tendering. The company is currently led by two founders (CEO and CTO) and plans to add a third technical cofounder with a 15–20 percent equity stake, vested over four years with a one-year cliff. In Pre-Seed preparation, its funding relies on ProFIT applications with IBB Berlin, and initially remuneration is mainly equity due to limited cash resources. KONVEA targets architecture and engineering firms in the DACH region and pursues a DSGVO-compliant EU architecture, operating from Frankfurt and utilizing AWS Bedrock or Vertex AI, with pilot projects already underway in Berlin. Website: konvea.de.

The company builds AI conversations that feel like a real person, with real-time, native integration in FaceTime. Its mission is to create a great friend for everyone on Earth by digitizing connection, and it aims to enable AI-driven, real-time conversations within native apps such as iMessage and FaceTime. Backed by BoxGroup, the company is led by a founder who is a Thiel Fellow, YC alum, and Stanford dropout who recently sold his last company. It operates as an engineering-first organization, fully in-person in San Francisco, where it is headquartered.

Lemma is a San Francisco-based startup founded in 2025 and part of Y Combinator's F25 batch, backed by leading investors including Matrix and Liquid 2 as well as operators from OpenAI, xAI, and Doordash. The company builds production monitoring and reliability tooling specifically designed for AI agents, enabling companies to automatically improve their AI systems based on real-world production data. With a focused team of two, Lemma is addressing a critical gap in the AI infrastructure market by providing visibility and optimization capabilities for deployed AI agents.

The company is building the most comprehensive platform to collect and structure data from the web, serving customers ranging from hedge funds to seed-stage startups who pull over 50 million rows of structured web data weekly. Operating with a lean team of fewer than 10 people, the company has achieved seven-figure annual recurring revenue with double-digit month-over-month growth while processing thousands of requests per second and extracting tens of millions of rows of data daily. Having found initial product-market fit, the company recently raised a seed round from leading venture capitalists and angels including Auren Hoffman and Charlie Songhurst, and is now building out its delivery team to accelerate growth. The leadership team brings deep expertise, with CEO Rohit leading go-to-market efforts following his background at Bain and as a serial entrepreneur, while CTO Logan leads engineering with experience as a founding engineer at YC-backed Nourish and as a software engineer at C3 AI. The broader team includes four engineers with specialized careers in scraping and AI, alongside three go-to-market staff members.

Maintouch automates the marketing services market, targeting a $1 trillion annual spend and starting with the $150 billion SEO industry. It positions itself as the system of action for marketing, automating the labor side of the $150 billion marketing market. AI search is a massive tailwind that expands Maintouch's addressable market. The company is led by a lean team of ex-founders and has already delivered results for some of the fastest-growing startups.

At Corgi, we're building the first fully automated insurance carrier. Our goal is to rebuild the $1T+ insurance industry from the ground up using AI. We're not just building a company; we're building infrastructure for the next hundred years. If you’ve built things from scratch and know what it means to move fast and own outcomes, we want you on the team. We’re well-funded and backed by top investors, providing the resources you wish you had when building your own business. We don’t care about traditional roles or titles - just that you’re smart, proactive, and bring the same founder-level ownership and drive to help us build something massive.

Chemring Sensors & Electronic Systems (CSES) is a leading supplier of vehicle-mounted ground penetrating radar detection systems, chemical and biological detection systems, and counter-IED electronic countermeasures. The company is organized into three divisions—Counter-IED, 3D-Radar, and Chemical-Biological—each focused on advanced sensor technologies for defense and security. The Counter-IED division designs and produces counter-IED GPR systems, with an ultra-wideband GPR deployed on more than 400 route clearance systems and recognized as a Program of Record by the US Army and Marine Corps. The 3D-Radar division specializes in three-dimensional, step-frequency GPR technology and multi-channel antenna design for applications ranging from infrastructure inspection to IED detection. The Chemical-Biological division manufactures sensor systems that detect and identify chemical, biological, explosive, and narcotics threats, and CSES serves as the supplier for JBPDS and JSLSCAD, as well as the prime contractor for JBTDS, underscoring its role in homeland security, law enforcement, and international markets.

General Creative is a platform where brands run an iterative loop of AI video ad content crafted by thousands of competing pro creators.