Who founded Breez Labs?

Breez Labs was founded by Daniel Sun, Akshaj Kadaveru in 2024.

Who are Breez Labs's investors?

Breez Labs's investors include Platanus Ventures, Y Combinator, Cory Levy, FAST — by GETTYLAB, GV (Google Ventures), Recursion Ventures.

Where is Breez Labs headquartered?

Breez Labs is headquartered in San Francisco, US.

Breez Labs

YC W24

San Francisco, US · Founded 2024 · 2 employees · 6 known investors

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Breez Labs builds Aviea, an AI agent that integrates with existing business tools (inbox, Slack, CRM, ERP) to automate operational workflows for B2B companies. The agent reads company-specific procedures and playbooks to assist operators with routine tasks without requiring migration to new systems.

Also known as Bree · Breez · MathDash

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Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W24)

Breez Labs was founded in 2024 by Daniel Sun and Akshaj Kadaveru.

Daniel Sun Co-Founder and CEODaniel Sun is co-founder and CEO of MathDash, where he is developing an online platform for math games. He previously qualified for a math competition program in high school and later attended MIT.

Akshaj Kadaveru Co-FounderAkshaj Kadaveru is co-founder and CTO of MathDash. He studied computer science at MIT and previously worked as a software engineer at Gather, Jump Trading, and Wormhole Labs; he also built several projects during his studies, including a class comparison platform and a multiplayer game.

Investors · 6

Platanus Ventureslisted by Platanus VenturesSantiago · $200K

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Y Combinatorlisted by Y CombinatorSan Francisco · $500K

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Cory Levyreported

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FAST — by GETTYLABreportedSan Francisco · $100K

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GV (Google Ventures)reportedMountain View · $250K – $50M

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Recursion Venturesreported

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The YC application· Winter 2024 batch

Alumni Q&A

How did your company get started? (i.e., How did the founders meet? How did you come up with the idea? How did you decide to be a founder?): The two founders met online in 2011 as top players of a competitive math racing game, then met in person at the Math Olympiad Summer Program and later at MIT. At MIT they learned web development, served as head instructors in the official web development course, and launched an app used by more than half of MIT undergraduates. They built MathDash as a way to compete in math for fun.
What is your long-term vision? If you truly succeed, what will be different about the world?: The founders aim for MathDash to become a widely played competitive math game, positioning math practice as a form of mental fitness and a mainstream esport rather than a niche activity.

Summarized from the founders' answers on their Y Combinator profile.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Breez Labs do?: Breez Labs builds Aviea, an AI agent that integrates with existing business tools (inbox, Slack, CRM, ERP) to automate operational workflows for B2B companies. The agent reads company-specific procedures and playbooks to assist operators with routine tasks without requiring migration to new systems.
Who founded Breez Labs?: Breez Labs was founded by Daniel Sun, Akshaj Kadaveru in 2024.
Who are Breez Labs's investors?: Breez Labs's investors include Platanus Ventures, Y Combinator, Cory Levy, FAST — by GETTYLAB, GV (Google Ventures), Recursion Ventures.
Where is Breez Labs headquartered?: Breez Labs is headquartered in San Francisco, US.