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Inriver Is Quietly Rewriting the Internet's Product Labels
Every online product carries a small mountain of invisible data. Inriver gives large companies one place to clean it, enrich it, send it everywhere, and find out where it broke.
Agilis
Agilis (Agilis Chemicals Inc., dba Agilis Commerce) is a Newark, New Jersey SaaS company that helps chemical, plastics and ingredients producers and distributors digitize their commercial product data and launch branded digital commerce portals in weeks rather than years. Founded in 2016 by former BASF and Shell executive Jay Bhatia, its platform - spanning product information management, digital catalogs, customer self-service hubs and the Alchemist AI suite - gives suppliers an AI-ready data foundation and a modern buyer experience. Customers include BASF, Evonik, Westlake and Wanhua, and in 2025 Agilis partnered with supply-chain network Elemica to build the chemical industry's first end-to-end digital commerce and execution platform.
Hypotenuse AI
Hypotenuse AI is an AI-first product experience platform for ecommerce. It uses generative AI and AI agents to enrich product data, write on-brand product descriptions and SEO content, and edit or generate catalog imagery at scale. Founded in 2020 out of Y Combinator by Joshua Wong and Low Lin-Hui, the company started as an AI copywriting tool and grew into a broader system of record for product information used by Fortune 500 retailers and more than 500,000 ecommerce users worldwide.
Ali Amin-Javaheri
Ali Amin-Javaheri is the co-founder and CEO of Knowde, the B2B digital marketplace and data platform transforming how the $5 trillion global chemicals industry does business online. With 11 years of experience at ChemPoint - where he helped scale the chemical distribution startup to over $400M in revenue - Ali built Knowde from a PowerPoint vision into a platform hosting 8,000+ supplier storefronts and 230,000+ chemical products. Backed by Sequoia Capital, Coatue, and Sound Ventures (Ashton Kutcher's fund), Knowde has raised $180.8M total, including a $60M Series C in August 2024. Ali's drive is deeply personal: his father Mehdi fled Iran in 1985 and struggled to find work commensurate with his chemical engineering degree, and Ali grew up reading chemistry trade magazines, determined to modernize an industry built on relationships and paper catalogs.