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Delve Deeper offers a platform that tracks legislation, political signals, and media across jurisdictions, connecting policy, media, and stakeholder insights in one place. It serves government affairs and public affairs professionals, associations, and consultants who need to monitor policy risk and brief leadership.
Also known as Delve · Delve Deep Learning LLC · Delve Deeper · Delve Technologies Inc.
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Delve, operated by Delve Deep Learning LLC and doing business under the Delve name at delvedeeper.ai, provides an AI-native intelligence platform for public affairs teams. The platform ingests and monitors legislation, news, social media, and stakeholder activity, applying AI filtering and clustering intended to reduce irrelevant alerts, and presents legislative tracking, stakeholder activity, and regulatory signals in a single unified hub.
A second capability set uses AI agents to draft analysis products such as briefs, memos, and client-ready reports tuned to a specified audience and objective. The company frames the product around common public affairs workflow problems it cites: professionals spending more than two hours a day scanning news, legislation, and stakeholder activity, and nine out of ten teams reporting that they miss key developments. The company reports that users reclaim 10+ hours per week and cut research-to-briefing time by 92%. The company positions itself as built by public affairs analysts with decades of research and analysis experience in the policy arena rather than by engineers alone.
Business model
B2B SaaS sold to organizations rather than individual consumers, with the website channeling prospects into scheduled live demos handled by a sales team. A third-party startup directory classifies the company's model as B2B SaaS at the seed stage.
B2B software sold to public affairs, government relations, association, and agency teams; specific pricing is not disclosed publicly.
Traction
Public materials cite named users at BGR Group (Senior Director Ruth Osinski) and ROKK Solutions (Chief Business Officer Ashley Carpenter). A startup directory lists the company at seed stage with one disclosed investor, Moxxie Ventures.
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Market position
Positioned as an AI-native entrant in public affairs and government relations intelligence software; a startup directory lists it as a seed-stage enterprise software company and names Delve Technologies, GovPredict, and Dedale as similar companies.
The company positions itself as the only AI-native platform for public affairs built by expert analysts rather than engineers alone, emphasizing domain knowledge of public affairs workflows, AI filtering and clustering to suppress noise, and connection of legislative, media, social, and stakeholder signals in one hub.
Technology
AI-based filtering and clustering across legislative, news, social media, and stakeholder data sources, plus AI agents that generate drafts of reports and memos calibrated to a user's stated goals and audience.
Go-to-market
Direct enterprise sales driven by inbound demo requests captured through the website form, supported by named customer testimonials from public affairs firms, plus a careers page and an email updates signup. Customers include agency users who reference deploying the tool both internally and as part of their business development strategy.
Government relations teams needing to anticipate policy developments and brief leadership; communications and public affairs teams managing narrative and media response; associations and coalitions delivering issue updates to members; and agencies and advisory firms serving multiple clients.
Geography
Marketing materials reference tracking legislation and political signals across jurisdictions; customer testimonials cite U.S.-based public affairs firms BGR Group and ROKK Solutions.
Compiled by commissioned research from 12 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 6
launches, deals, and filingsY Combinator CEO Garry Tan said the accelerator had asked Delve to leave the community over broken trust and removed its directory profile; Delve confirmed the separation and said the allegations stemmed from a targeted cyberattack, announcing a rebuilt auditor network and free re-audits and penetration tests for customers.
Delve posted a public response addressing claims about its compliance platform, followed by a 24 March post announcing changes and new customer support measures.
An anonymous account identifying as "DeepDelver" alleged that compliance certifications issued to hundreds of Delve clients were fabricated, that client documentation of board meetings and tests was falsified, and that Delve repackaged the open-source SimStudio tool from Sim.ai without license payment or credit.
Insight Partners led a $32 million Series A, taking most of the round, with participation from CISOs at Fortune 500 companies, at a $300 million post-money valuation.
$32M source ↗
Delve emerged from stealth with $3.3 million in seed funding, backed by Y Combinator, General Catalyst and angels, serving hundreds of companies including 11x and Bland.
$3.3M source ↗
In fall 2025 Delve ran a three-month out-of-home advertising campaign across San Francisco, New York City and Austin, later publishing a guide on planning and measuring such campaigns.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 12
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- Delvedeeperdelvedeeper.ai · web
12 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Delve do?
- AI-native public affairs intelligence platform that tracks legislation, news, social media, and stakeholder activity and drafts briefs.
- Who are Delve's investors?
- Delve's investors include FundersClub, Moxxie Ventures, General Catalyst, Insight Partners, Soma Capital, Y Combinator.


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