Jebbit began by paying college students a quarter per answer. Three pivots later, its real product was not the quiz at all - it was the moment a customer chose to tell a brand the truth.
It began with a founder's own unexplained skin problem. It turned into an AI advisor now embedded in roughly 120 beauty brands and retailers - and, lately, inside ChatGPT.
A rewards app collects the receipts. A global measurement system turns them into a living map of consumer behavior - linking what shoppers say to what they actually buy.
Ogury is betting that advertisers can understand people without following them. Its persona-based system turns surveys and contextual signals into campaigns across the open internet - a pragmatic answer to the slow collapse of cookies and mobile IDs.