Startups Directory

Mixpanel is an event-based product analytics platform that helps companies measure user behavior through detailed event tracking, retention analysis, and funnel visualization. The platform goes beyond traditional page-view analytics to capture specific user interactions like clicks, scrolls, and video plays, providing AI-powered insights into user engagement. Built by former Slide employees who recognized that startups lacked access to sophisticated analytics tools, Mixpanel now serves nearly 20,000 companies including 14% of Fortune 500 companies like Netflix, Uber, and Pinterest.

9fin is an AI-native intelligence platform that transforms complex financial data into structured, decision-ready insights for debt market professionals. It combines proprietary data from the world's largest team of private credit journalists with AI-powered workflows and human oversight to help credit teams identify deals, analyze risk, and monitor global debt markets in minutes instead of weeks. The platform serves over 300 leading banks, asset managers, law firms, and advisory firms globally, positioning itself as a modern alternative to legacy systems like Bloomberg and FactSet with a focus on debt markets and AI automation.

Observe is a modern observability platform that unifies logs, metrics, traces, and events in a single data lake powered by AI-driven SRE capabilities. Built on a context graph and data lake architecture using open standards like OpenTelemetry and Apache Iceberg, it enables enterprises to resolve software incidents three times faster at one-third the cost compared to traditional tools. The platform eliminates silos by providing a single language for analysis and unified user interface across all telemetry data. Observe was acquired by Snowflake in 2025, becoming part of the broader data cloud platform.

Anaconda provides a secure, governed platform for open-source Python package management and AI development across the entire lifecycle. The company offers Conda, a dependency and environment manager that ensures reproducibility and compatibility across platforms, solving critical challenges with unvetted packages, dependency conflicts, and security gaps. Trusted by 95% of Fortune 500 companies and 50 million users globally, Anaconda enables enterprises to build and deploy AI systems reliably while maintaining governance and compliance.

FuriosaAI designs and manufactures high-performance, energy-efficient AI accelerators (NPUs) for data center deployments of large language models, multimodal applications, and computer vision workloads. Their flagship RNGD chip delivers 2.25x better inference performance per watt compared to traditional GPUs while consuming only 180W of power. The company serves enterprise customers and hyperscalers seeking cost-effective alternatives to Nvidia GPUs for AI inference at scale.

Omni is a modern AI-native analytics platform that combines a governed semantic layer with flexible SQL and UI tools for data exploration, visualization, and reporting. It sits between raw data and users, defining metrics, access controls, and calculation rules in one place. Built by Looker and Stitch veterans, Omni resolves the traditional governance vs. agility trade-off in business intelligence, enabling self-service analytics without chaos or siloed SQL exploration.

Gtmhub (rebranded to Quantive in December 2022, acquired by WorkBoard in May 2025) was a cloud-based OKR and strategy execution platform that connected to 150+ business systems to automatically update key results and enable real-time performance visibility. The platform helped organizations break down internal silos, align employees with long-term goals, and execute strategy faster without waiting between quarterly reviews. With $161M in total funding—more than any competitor in the space—Gtmhub served 500,000+ users across 75+ countries, including enterprise clients like Adobe, Red Hat, Experian, Société Générale, and Absa.

Chronosphere is a cloud-native observability platform that ingests and analyzes metrics, events, logs, and traces at scale. Built by former Uber engineers on technology powering Uber's M3 metrics system, it solves the cost explosion problem that plagues observability at massive scale by moving data-shaping decisions to the point of ingestion. Unlike traditional platforms that charge for all telemetry data collected, Chronosphere lets customers control what data to retain, reducing volumes and costs by 84% on average while cutting critical incidents by up to 75%. It's purpose-built for high-scale tech companies like Robinhood, DoorDash, and Snap where observability bills become prohibitively expensive.

Karat operates the world's largest technical interviewing cloud platform, connecting companies with a vetted network of 24/7 interviewers to conduct fair, consistent technical screens at scale. Rather than burdening internal engineering teams with interview responsibilities, Karat handles candidate assessment using standardized rubrics, interview formats, and AI-enhanced evaluation. The platform serves enterprise and growth-stage tech companies looking to screen hundreds or thousands of engineering candidates annually while reducing hiring bias and improving candidate experience.

Cart.com is an integrated commerce operating system that combines e-commerce software, fulfillment services, marketplace connectivity, and analytics into a unified platform. The company serves 6,000+ customers processing 70+ million orders annually across 8.5 million square feet of fulfillment space. It differentiates itself by owning the entire value chain—from product listing through last-mile delivery—rather than acting as pure software, creating defensible competitive advantages and multiple revenue streams. Cart.com positions itself as the omnichannel commerce engine for D2C and B2B brands seeking to consolidate fragmented operations.

Redpanda is a Kafka-compatible streaming data platform built from the ground up to be 10x faster, lighter, and simpler than Apache Kafka. It eliminates external dependencies like JVM and ZooKeeper while offering built-in schema registry, HTTP proxy, and WebAssembly-based data transforms. The platform powers real-time data processing for enterprises like Activision Blizzard, Cisco, and Moody's, with a strategic focus on the Agentic Data Plane for AI-driven applications.

Statsig is a unified experimentation and feature management platform that enables product teams to run A/B tests, deploy features safely via feature flags, and analyze user behavior without redeploying code. The platform combines feature flagging, experimentation, session replay, and analytics into a single workflow, with a warehouse-native option that operates within customers' existing data infrastructure like Snowflake and BigQuery. Used by companies like Notion, Microsoft, Brex, and Electronic Arts, Statsig accelerates product innovation by democratizing experimentation across developers, PMs, and designers. The company has achieved $40M ARR and raised $153.4M at a $1.1B valuation.

Tecton is an enterprise feature store that centralizes the management, serving, and governance of machine learning features used in production models. It solves the critical problem of training-serving skew by maintaining consistency between offline (batch) and online (real-time) feature environments, with online latencies under 5ms at 100K+ queries per second. The platform enables data teams to discover, reuse, monitor, and govern ML feature pipelines, reducing weeks from deployment cycles. Tecton was acquired by Databricks in August 2025.

Firebolt is a cloud data warehouse built for sub-second query performance on massive datasets at high concurrency. It decouples metadata, storage, and compute to enable independent scaling, allowing organizations to run complex SQL queries on petabyte-scale data with millisecond latency. The platform supports diverse workloads from batch analytics to customer-facing AI applications, with real-world customers like Similarweb querying petabytes in production while ingesting terabytes daily.