The Mexican consultancy brings audience research, creative production and daily campaign operations under one roof. Its real subject is the distance between knowing what to say and getting it said.

Rows made live data, AI analysis and handsome sharing feel native to a spreadsheet. Then Superhuman bought the company and wound the product down, leaving users a sharp lesson in choosing the next grid.

AI can fill a spreadsheet with answers. Quadratic’s better trick is leaving the formulas, code and charts where humans can inspect them, change them and run them again.
Rohan Kodialam is the co-founder and CEO of Sphinx, a New York applied-AI research firm building agents that actually understand data. A former Citadel quant who learned to squeeze alpha out of messy alternative datasets, and an MIT-trained researcher who once taught transformers to read hierarchical data, he started Sphinx on a simple observation: software engineers got Copilot, everyone else got ChatGPT, and data scientists got nothing. In 2025 Sphinx launched out of stealth with a $9.5M seed led by Lightspeed and backers including Steve Cohen and Naveen Rao, betting that the next frontier of AI is not language or code, but the spreadsheets and warehouses where real decisions get made.