Sunflower
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About Sunflower
Sunflower is a seed-stage startup with a 10-person team. Its mission is to create one trillion days sober, one day at a time. The founding team brings experience from Y Combinator, Tech Stars, and Rupa Health, and has built products that generated between $5M and $75M per year and achieved nine-figure exits. Sunflower has raised over $3.8M in funding and aims to be the #1 product for the 1.2 billion people who struggle with addiction.
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Top Benefits
- Employees receive real ownership in the company (equity).
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Culture & values
The team is a small, 10-person team.
There is real ownership for employees.
There is no bureaucracy in the workplace.
The culture emphasizes talking to users, building, and shipping quickly.
The company is mission-driven, focused on helping people achieve sobriety.
There is an opportunity to have outsized impact within the company.
Life at Sunflower
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