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Jeremy Suh is a San Francisco-based software engineer and co-founder who built Browser Buddy - an AI-powered recommendation engine for high-quality internet writing - through Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch. Exa, the AI search infrastructure company redefining how developers access web data for LLMs, acquired Browser Buddy in its first-ever acquisition, bringing Jeremy and co-founder Arnav Wadehra onto the team. At Exa, he works on new approaches to retrieval and web organization at a company now valued at $2.2 billion following a $250 million Series C led by Andreessen Horowitz in 2026.
Monik Pamecha is the Co-Founder and CEO of Toma, an AI voice platform built for automotive dealerships. A programmer since age 11-12, he published ML research in 2016, built AI at Uber, Turing.com, and Braze, and co-founded Skindex (a skincare AI startup that was acquired) before landing in the car business - almost by accident. Toma, backed by Y Combinator and Andreessen Horowitz with a $17M Series A, automates inbound calls, appointment scheduling, and customer follow-ups for 100+ U.S. dealerships, handling over 1 million call minutes and approaching eight-figure ARR in under two years.

Zaymo is a YC W24-backed B2B SaaS company based in Lehi, Utah that turns static marketing emails into interactive mini-apps. Built on AMP for Email technology and deeply integrated with Klaviyo and Shopify, Zaymo lets ecommerce brands embed one-click purchasing, subscription management, review collection, and gamified elements directly inside the inbox — no redirect required. Customers report 12–15X ROI, 24–52% reductions in subscription churn, and conversion lifts that static email simply cannot match.

Zep AI builds the context engineering infrastructure that makes AI agents actually useful. Their platform - powered by a temporal knowledge graph called Graphiti - gives agents persistent memory across sessions, letting them track what users said, what changed, and when. Founded in 2023 and backed by Y Combinator (W24), the San Francisco team hit $1M ARR within months of launch and now serves 240+ customers including Fortune 500 companies. With 25,000+ GitHub stars on Graphiti and a published arXiv paper, Zep is quietly becoming foundational infrastructure for the AI agent era.