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OrgOrg

YC S24

San Francisco, US · Founded 2024 · 2 employees · 21 known investors

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OrgOrg provides a suite of integrated productivity and culture tools for teams, including calendar sync, task tracking, employee profiles, feedback, and on-call management. The platform consolidates scattered workflows and enables seamless data synchronization across HR systems, Slack, and Google Workspace.

Also known as OrgOrg Technologies, Inc.

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (S24)

OrgOrg was founded in 2024 by Wayne Crosby.

WCWayne Crosby
Wayne CrosbyFounderWayne Crosby founded and serves as CEO of OrgOrg. Previously, his startup Zenter was acquired by Google and evolved into Google Slides; he then spent a decade at Google working on GSuite, Sign-In with Google, Google+, and machine intelligence. He later founded Humu, a workplace software and behavioral change company that was acquired by Perceptyx in 2023.
SCSabrina Chueh Ellis
Sabrina Chueh EllisChief Product OfficerWayne Crosby has founded or co-founded multiple companies including Zenter (acquired by Google), where he subsequently spent a decade leading product teams across G Suite, Machine Intelligence, and Google+, and Humu, a behavioral science and machine learning platform that raised over $100M before being acquired by Perceptyx. He is currently founder and CEO of OrgOrg.

Investors · 21

Broom Ventureslisted by Broom VenturesSan Francisco

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Capitalize VCreportedChicago · $100K – $200K

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Orange CollectivereportedDanville

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The YC application· Summer 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?)
OrgOrg is the founder's third company, following Zenter (YC S07), which Google acquired and turned into Google Slides, and Humu, founded in 2016. The founder previously led work on Google Workspace in its early days. The idea came from repeatedly having to rebuild internal organizational tools—such as employee profiles, anonymous all-hands Q&A, go links, and rules-based groups—that existing productivity suites lacked, leading to the conclusion that organizations need these tools bundled together rather than as separate point solutions.
What is your long-term vision? If you truly succeed, what will be different about the world?
The founders aim to address the inefficiencies that arise as organizations grow, arguing that complexity increases faster than headcount and reduces communication, focus, and velocity. They believe the right tooling can mitigate these problems, and they compare their ambition to the shift in work brought about by Google Workspace starting in 2007.

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

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Frequently asked questions

What does OrgOrg do?
OrgOrg provides a suite of integrated productivity and culture tools for teams, including calendar sync, task tracking, employee profiles, feedback, and on-call management. The platform consolidates scattered workflows and enables seamless data synchronization across HR systems, Slack, and Google Workspace.
Who founded OrgOrg?
OrgOrg was founded by Wayne Crosby in 2024.
Who are OrgOrg's investors?
OrgOrg's investors include Broom Ventures, Eight Capital, Maiora Rebel Ventures, MyAsiaVC, Perpetual VC, Pioneer, Rebel Fund, Strategxy Ventures LLC and 13 more.
Where is OrgOrg headquartered?
OrgOrg is headquartered in San Francisco, US.