Employees adopted AI before management wrote the rules. The Danish startup is betting that a browser-level map, enforceable guardrails and a human yes-or-no can turn shadow AI from a security problem into usable infrastructure.
Getting client feedback on websites - made ridiculously easy. Clients point and click on a live site, and BugHerd turns every comment into a developer-ready task.
PixieBrix is a New York-based software company that started as a low-code browser extension for customizing and automating web apps, and has evolved into a browser-native platform for monitoring, guiding, and securing the actions people and AI agents take inside their web applications. Deployed as a lightweight Chrome/Edge extension, it lets teams add context-aware automations, AI assistance, and real-time policy enforcement on top of any website - originally aimed at customer support and contact-center productivity, and more recently at agent oversight, compliance, and safe AI-agent browsing.
LastPass is a cloud-based password and identity management company that lets people, families and businesses store, generate and share credentials from an encrypted vault protected by zero-knowledge, AES-256 encryption. Founded in 2008 and now an independent company again after spinning off from GoTo in 2024, LastPass serves more than 100,000 businesses and tens of millions of users worldwide. Under CEO Karim Toubba, the company is expanding beyond password management into a broader 'Secure Access Essentials' platform that adds SaaS/AI app discovery, access control and single sign-on directly through the browser.
Rove is a New York-based travel rewards startup building what it calls the first universal, transferable airline mile - a single points currency you can earn without a credit card. Users earn Rove Miles by booking hotels and flights through Rove's portal and by shopping online through a browser extension tied to thousands of partner merchants, then redeem those miles across a network of global airline and hotel loyalty programs. Founded by Wharton graduate Max Morganroth and Harvard dropout Arhan Chhabra out of Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch, Rove targets Gen Z and anyone locked out of traditional credit-card rewards.
Speechify is the world's largest text-to-speech platform, turning any text - PDFs, books, emails, Google Docs, web pages - into natural-sounding audio. Founded by dyslexic Brown University student Cliff Weitzman and his brother Tyler, the company grew from a personal reading aid into an AI voice empire spanning consumer apps, a voice cloning and dubbing studio for creators, and a text-to-speech API for developers. It serves 50+ million users across mobile, Chrome extension, and desktop, offers hundreds of voices in 50+ languages, and won the 2025 Apple Design Award for Inclusivity.
Kudos is an AI-powered smart wallet that tells you which credit card to use at checkout to squeeze the most rewards out of cards you already carry. Built as a free browser extension and mobile app, it supports 3,000+ cards across more than a million sites, layers on extra rewards through its Kudos Boost partner network, and keeps track of card benefits so members don't have to. Founded in 2021 by ex-Google Pay and Affirm product leaders, the Los Angeles company crossed 400,000 members and raised a $10.2M Series A led by QED Investors in 2024.
Mulberry is a New York-based product protection platform that lets online retailers embed extended warranties and accident coverage directly into the shopping experience, and lets shoppers protect everything they buy through a free browser extension. Built on proprietary machine learning that maps any product to the right protection plan in real time, Mulberry pairs auto-adjudicated, AI-powered claims with an unlimited, zero-deductible consumer plan to make warranties simple, affordable, and people-first.
Guidde is an AI-powered video documentation platform that turns a screen recording into a polished, narrated how-to video in minutes. Used by 4,500+ companies including Nasdaq, Yahoo, Bayer and SentinelOne, Guidde positions itself as the connective tissue between employees and the enterprise software they have to learn fast.