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Humata is an AI assistant for documents that reads uploaded PDFs and other files to answer questions, summarize content, and compare documents, with cited links back to source material. It offers team features such as private cloud data rooms, encryption, role-based access, and webpage embeds for enterprise and research users.

Founders & leadership

CKCyrus Khajvandi
Cyrus KhajvandiCo-Founder, CEOHe previously founded Tildamail, a private encrypted email platform, co-founded Dnovo, a YC-backed biotech company focused on hair loss treatment, and Mobius Network, a blockchain payments platform.
DRDan Rasmuson
Dan RasmusonCo-Founder & CTODan Rasmuson co-founded Humata, an AI assistant for document analysis, after co-founding Labelbox, a training data management platform. He previously served as Engineering Manager at DroneDeploy, where he led platform development including machine learning integrations for aerial imagery.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Humata do?
Humata is an AI assistant for documents that reads uploaded PDFs and other files to answer questions, summarize content, and compare documents, with cited links back to source material. It offers team features such as private cloud data rooms, encryption, role-based access, and webpage embeds for enterprise and research users.
Who founded Humata?
Humata was founded by Cyrus Khajvandi, Dan Rasmuson.
Who are Humata's investors?
Humata's investors include Gradient Ventures, NZVC, Earl Grey Capital.