Taro (YC S22)

We've worked for 20 years at top Silicon Valley companies. We've coached 100,000+ engineers through our community + YouTube channel. We chatted with countless engineers frustrated with their jobs (we've been there too). So we asked ourselves: "What if we collect the best advice from the best people in tech, all in one place?" The result is Taro. Think of it as a rockstar career mentor built for you, designed to give you high quality, actionable information. Taro is designed for engineers looking to change jobs or advance in their job. This is the content + community we wish we had when we were working at Pinterest, Facebook, Robinhood, and PayPal.

CyberAgent America, Inc.

CyberAgent is expanding its business in the field of Internet, a leading industry of the 21st Century. We aim greatly influence consumers and individuals, while at the same time, being a venture company, continue making significant growth. By advocating our vision, we intend to become a company that is a hallmark of the 21st Century which would have people saying "we have grown by using CyberAgent's service.　 For more information about CyberAgent(Japan), please visit https://www.cyberagent.co.jp/en/

Kite AI

Utilizing machine learning to detect abuse and harassment on the web. Request a demo for your app at https://kiteai.com or by emailing sales@kiteai.com.

manymoon

Get work done together – on anything, with anyone and anywhere. Manymooon is a social productivity tool that simplifies your work life by letting you organize group projects, tasks, documents, and conversations all in one place for your whole team. Trusted by over 50,000 organizations, Manymoon can be used for anything from planning an event, to launching a product to hiring new employees.

newsle

Newsle was acquired by LinkedIn in 2014. For the latest news, follow us at LinkedIn. -- When your friends & colleagues make the news, we make sure you know. Newsle finds blogs and articles that mention you or anyone who matters to you, and notifies you seconds after they’re published. “Newsle doesn’t pick up Tweets or status messages, rather it tries to get rid of the social noise by presenting real news.” - TechCrunch