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Nextworld takes on the spreadsheet behind the spreadsheet
The team behind Nextworld knows enterprise software from the inside. Its bet: fix the work happening around the ERP, and let the system of record keep its job.
Unstoppable AI Has a New Address for the Work After the Domain
A company once known for selling names now wants to manage the work that gives them a purpose. Its bet is that the scarce resource in AI coding is no longer code, but a trustworthy way to supervise it.
Vito Solimene Built a Career Around What Happens Next
He spent decades inside the machinery of enterprise software. Then he helped start Nextworld to change the one habit the industry never quite shook: making every useful customization a future liability.
Zach Lloyd
Zach Lloyd is the founder and CEO of Warp, the Rust-based terminal that grew up into an agentic development environment. A former Google principal engineer who led the Docs and Sheets teams, he looked at the one tool every programmer touches and noticed it had barely changed in 40 years. Warp's answer: a command line that reads natural language, runs AI agents, and as of 2025 codes by prompt. The company has raised roughly $73-75M from Sequoia, GV, Dylan Field and Elad Gil, and went from its first $1M of ARR in 300-plus days to adding $1M every few days.