Y Combinator Winter 2023 (W23) Companies
272 companies from the Y Combinator Winter 2023 batch, with their investors and founders.
Vooma provides software for freight brokers and logistics operators. The company uses AI to help with freight matching and operational efficiency in trucking and transportation.
4 investors
Wallbit is a fintech platform that allows users in Latin America to open and manage investment accounts denominated in US dollars, trading over 10,000 US-listed instruments including stocks, ETFs, bonds, and crypto with SIPC protection.
1 investor
Warp is a software platform that automates operational tasks including payroll, tax compliance, and administrative work for fast-growing companies. The platform uses AI to handle complexity in jurisdictional and compliance challenges that traditionally required manual processing.
1 investor
Waza provides a B2B global payments platform for emerging market businesses in Africa, LATAM, Asia, and the Middle East to send and receive cross-border payments. The platform simplifies international transactions and addresses challenges such as limited hard currency access and high transaction fees.
6 investors
Wild Moose builds an AI-powered on-call copilot that automates root cause analysis for production incidents, designed for engineering teams in fast-moving environments. The platform reduces investigation time and helps organizations resolve incidents faster while reducing the on-call burden on engineers.
1 investor
Yuma provides generative AI-powered customer support for e-commerce businesses. The platform handles support inquiries with AI accuracy for online merchants.
3 investors
ZeroDev provides smart account infrastructure for blockchain applications, enabling better onboarding, transaction flows, and user experiences through account abstraction technology.
2 investors
Zudo.work develops AI agents that automate customer support and claims operations for warranty administrators in the home and automotive sectors, integrating with phone systems and internal platforms to process claims, answer coverage questions, and issue authorizations.
2 investors