Y Combinator Summer 2010 (S10) Companies
35 companies from the Y Combinator Summer 2010 batch, with their investors and founders.
Presto operates a voice AI platform for the hospitality industry, helping restaurants and food service businesses manage operations through conversational AI technology.
6 investors
A social platform where users share and broadcast status updates on behalf of other people.
1 investor
Rapportive displays contact information and social profiles directly within email clients, allowing users to view photos, locations, and professional details about message senders and connect with them on social networks.
1 investor
ReadyForZero built a web and mobile platform that helped people create debt repayment plans, process payments, monitor credit scores, and track progress toward reducing their debt obligations.
1 investor
The Recurse Center is a self-directed learning community for programmers, founded in 2011, that helps people direct their own technical education and growth. It operates as a privately held, for-profit business focused on transforming lives through hands-on programming experiences.
1 investor
Simperium provides a data layer platform for developers to synchronize data across multiple devices, applications, and users. The product addresses distributed data challenges for app and service builders.
1 investor
Tapzilla features discounted paid iOS applications on a daily basis, offering users coupon codes that provide rebates through PayPal or iTunes gift cards. The platform connects app developers with users seeking deals on mobile applications.
1 investor
Teevox makes an iOS remote control application that lets users control Hulu and Netflix playback, including episode selection, synchronized viewing with others, and standard media controls.
1 investor
Upbeat is a PR service that combines software and hands-on expertise to help companies develop media strategies, run outreach campaigns, build journalist relationships, and secure media coverage. It serves Fortune 500 companies, startups, small businesses, non-profits, and individuals across any industry or geography at a lower cost than traditional PR agencies.
1 investor
Whereoscope is a mobile application that tracks children's real-time location and sends automatic notifications when they arrive at or leave designated places like school or home. The service is designed for parents seeking a safe and battery-efficient way to monitor family members' whereabouts.
1 investor
Workflowy is a note-taking and task management tool that enables users to organize thoughts and goals across web, desktop, and mobile devices. The platform serves individual thinkers, doers, and creative professionals seeking a lightweight alternative to more complex productivity applications.
1 investor