Y Combinator Summer 2010 (S10) Companies
36 companies from the Y Combinator Summer 2010 batch, with their investors and founders.
1000memories was a service for organizing, sharing, and discovering old photos and memories and building family trees. The company (YC S2010) was later acquired by Ancestry.com.
7 investors
AdGrok offered SEM software that let business owners automate the selection of and bidding on keywords for Google AdWords. The company was acquired by Twitter in 2011.
1 investor
AeroFS provides an enterprise file sync, share, and collaboration tool that deploys on a company's own infrastructure so files stay protected by the organization's internal security protocols. It offers a Dropbox-like user experience aimed at satisfying both end users and IT teams.
2 investors
AnyList is a mobile app for creating and sharing grocery shopping lists, along with recipe management and meal planning, that can be shared in real time across iOS and Android devices with family or roommates. It serves consumers managing household shopping and cooking.
1 investor
Brushes develops drawing and painting software for the iPad, aimed at digital artists and illustrators. The product is a creative design tool for tablet-based artwork.
1 investor
Chartio is a cloud-based data exploration and business intelligence tool that lets users connect data sources and build dashboards without requiring SQL knowledge. It serves companies looking to analyze and visualize their data.
3 investors
Chirply operates a crowdsourced design marketplace for paper goods, where a community of artists and design enthusiasts submit and vote on designs. Winning designs are turned into everyday products such as greeting cards, notebooks, and wrapping paper.
1 investor
DemandSphere provides SEO and content marketing intelligence for ecommerce and programmatic SEO teams, both in-house and at agencies, to increase traffic from organic search. It analyzes SERP and market data to produce prioritized insights for growth.
3 investors
Docker provides a software container platform that lets developers package and run applications in isolated containers, avoiding environment-specific issues when collaborating on code. It serves developers, operators, and enterprises building software delivery pipelines for both Linux and Windows Server apps.
20 investors
Fanvibe is an iPhone/iPod touch app that lets sports fans check into games to chat and trash-talk with friends watching the same game, while delivering real-time scores, breaking news, and alerts for leagues including the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, college basketball, college football, and the English Premier League. It is the first product from We The Fan, a company making sports products for fans.
1 investor
The Fridge is a platform for creating lightweight, single-serving private social networks where users can share conversations, photos, videos, music, and events within targeted groups. It targets people who want private, temporary shared spaces for friends, interest groups, clubs, or events without relying on mainstream social networks.
1 investor
FutureAdvisor is a digital wealth management firm that uses software to provide portfolio management and financial advice at a lower cost than traditional firms. It targets mass-affluent, middle- and working-class investors underserved by traditional financial advisory firms.
6 investors
Gantto builds project management software as an alternative to Microsoft Project, centered on Gantt charts for scheduling and generating presentations from project data. It targets teams that manage project timelines and weekly status reporting.
2 investors
GazeHawk offers eye tracking technology that uses ordinary webcams to run usability studies and ad evaluation. Its approach supports in-home eye tracking and large-scale studies at lower cost.
3 investors
Habit Labs is a social health software company building Budge, a platform designed to help people change their behavior by motivating one another toward health goals. The company was formed in 2011 through the merger of Contagion Health and Health Month.
1 investor
Hipmunk is a travel planning site and mobile app that compares flights, trains, charter flights, and accommodations (including hotels and Airbnb/HomeAway rentals) across top travel sites, with "Agony" and "Ecstasy" sorts to help users choose options. It serves consumers planning travel and is based in San Francisco.
3 investors
Homejoy operates an online platform that matches customers with background-checked, vetted professional home cleaners for on-demand home cleaning services. It serves consumers seeking affordable residential cleaning.
1 investor
inDinero provides accounting, bookkeeping, and tax services combined with real-time accounting software for startups and small businesses to manage their finances. It pairs a team of bookkeepers, accountants, and CPAs with a financial dashboard to help clients understand their financial health and file taxes.
14 investors
Koduco develops iPad games centered on multiplayer collaboration where players interact on the same device.
1 investor
Leftronic builds a web-based real-time dashboard application that pulls company metrics from services like Google Analytics, Twitter, and Zendesk, as well as custom data via an API. The dashboards update in real time and are designed for large-screen displays so teams can monitor key business metrics.
1 investor
MessageParty provided a local chat and messaging service for connecting people.
1 investor
A space data center company. The page provides a founder bio but no concrete details about the product or offering.
1 investor
PadMapper is a map-based apartment rental search engine that aggregates listings from hundreds of sites and displays them on a full-screen map with real-time filtering. It serves renters searching for apartments across sources like Craigslist, Apartments.com, ForRent.com, and Oodle.
1 investor
PagerDuty is a SaaS platform for incident management and operations performance, giving IT and operations teams real-time visibility and actionable intelligence across the incident lifecycle. It serves small, mid-size, and enterprise customers to help them respond to critical disruptions affecting their applications and services.
21 investors














