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HackPad

AcquiredYC W12

San Francisco, US · 2 employees · 6 known investors

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HackPad makes realtime collaborative documents, functioning as a wiki for team and personal use cases such as company wikis, notes, event planning, and classroom collaboration. The company was acquired and its technology became part of Dropbox Paper.

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W12)

IKIgor Kofman
Igor KofmanFounderIgor Kofman founded HackPad (Y Combinator W12), which was later acquired by Dropbox and became Paper. He subsequently served as co-founder and co-CEO of Act Now Coalition.
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Alex Graveley

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Frequently asked questions

What does HackPad do?
HackPad makes realtime collaborative documents, functioning as a wiki for team and personal use cases such as company wikis, notes, event planning, and classroom collaboration. The company was acquired and its technology became part of Dropbox Paper.
Who founded HackPad?
HackPad was founded by Igor Kofman.
Who are HackPad's investors?
HackPad's investors include Y Combinator, Acequia Capital (AceCap), Andreessen Horowitz, Salesforce Ventures, Start Capital, SV Angel.
Where is HackPad headquartered?
HackPad is headquartered in San Francisco, US.