Woz is a San Francisco AI platform that acts like a technical cofounder in the cloud - designing, coding, testing, deploying, and maintaining production-ready mobile apps for non-technical founders. Unlike no-code tools that stop at prototypes, Woz combines specialized AI agents with human engineering review to ship real, business-ready apps straight to the app store. Founded by MIT engineers Ben Collins and Brad Eckert, the YC W25 company raised $6M in seed funding in October 2025.
Ben Collins is the co-founder and CEO of Woz (YC W25), a San Francisco company building what he calls an 'AI App Factory' - a platform that pairs specialized AI agents with human engineering review to turn plain-English ideas into production-ready, business-grade apps without writing code. An MIT-trained engineer who spent years in venture capital and partnerships before founding, Collins built Woz with his MIT classmate of 13 years, Brad Eckert. The company raised a $6M seed round in October 2025 led by Cervin Ventures, and also ships WOZCODE, a Claude Code plugin that cuts AI coding costs by up to half.