RTCanary
DefunctYC S20San Francisco, US Β· Founded 2020 Β· 1 known investors
RTCanary provides monitoring and diagnostics software for WebRTC-based video chat applications, helping developers identify and troubleshoot call quality problems like dropped calls and audio failures.
Also known as Postered
Founders & leadershipΒ· Y Combinator alumni (S20)
RTCanary was founded in 2020 by David Albers, Ayan Bandyopadhyay, Michael Rupprecht, Kapil Sinha, and Bradley Justice.
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David AlbersinπFounder & Chief Executive Officer2019β2021David Albers graduated from UC San Diego in 2019 and previously worked as a logistics manager at Amazon before founding RTCanary; he also founded Postered.
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Ayan BandyopadhyayinπCo-Founder2020β2020Ayan Bandyopadhyay is a Caltech graduate (2020) and former software engineer at Robinhood who founded Finic, a company that participated in Y Combinator's Winter 2023 batch.
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Michael RupprechtinCo-Founder2020β2020Michael Rupprecht is a Caltech mathematics graduate and cofounder of Postered, Inc., an iOS application focused on augmented reality for eyewear retail. His professional background includes roles in finance and education.
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Kapil SinhainCo-Founder2019β2020Kapil Sinha is a Caltech computer science graduate (2020) with experience as a backend engineer and product manager at options market-making firms in Chicago, major technology companies in the Pacific Northwest, and a tech startup in California.
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Bradley JusticeinFounder
Investors Β· 1
Frequently asked questions
- What does RTCanary do?
- RTCanary provides monitoring and diagnostics software for WebRTC-based video chat applications, helping developers identify and troubleshoot call quality problems like dropped calls and audio failures.
- Who founded RTCanary?
- RTCanary was founded by David Albers, Ayan Bandyopadhyay, Michael Rupprecht, Kapil Sinha, Bradley Justice in 2020.
- Who are RTCanary's investors?
- RTCanary's investors include Y Combinator.
- Where is RTCanary headquartered?
- RTCanary is headquartered in San Francisco, US.

