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Swing Therapeutics, Inc.
Swing Therapeutics is a San Francisco digital therapeutics company building software-based treatments for chronic illness. Its flagship product, Stanza, is the first FDA-cleared prescription digital therapy for fibromyalgia, delivering acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) through a smartphone in roughly 15 minutes a day. The company also operates Swing Care, a telehealth clinic that prescribes and supports the therapy across multiple states.
Tony Zhao
Tony Zhao is the co-founder and CEO of Sunday, a Mountain View-based robotics company building Memo - a home robot trained on 10 million episodes of real household routines. A Stanford PhD dropout and UC Berkeley EECS alum, Zhao invented ALOHA and ACT during his doctoral research, open-source frameworks that became foundational to modern robot manipulation. Sunday reached unicorn status in March 2026 with a $165M Series B led by Coatue, putting the company at a $1.15B valuation with a mission to put a helpful robot in every home.