Frameway AI

Klo Inc. builds klo video, a native macOS video editor driven by natural-language voice or text commands: users describe the edit and the app cuts, grades, titles, scores, mixes and exports in real time, with about 83 built-in tools plus AI-generated music, voice and motion graphics, sold in Free, Pro and Studio tiers. Founded by Elvin Atwine in 2023 as Klorah, a freelancer invoicing tool, it pivoted to an AI email assistant in early 2025 and then to AI video editing by 2026.

Productboard, founded in 2014 by Hubert Palan (CEO) and Daniel Hejl (CTO), is headquartered in San Francisco with a second HQ and main engineering hub in Prague. Its product management platform helps product teams centralize customer feedback, prioritize, and produce roadmaps and specs for 6,000+ companies including Salesforce and Zoom. It has repositioned as an AI-native product system with Spark, an agent that drafts delivery-ready specs from customer feedback, codebase and strategy, and Pulse for customer-insight analysis.

Ozone, founded in 2021 in San Francisco, USA, offers a collaborative video editor that uses AI to help content creators accelerate repetitive editing tasks.

Creati Gen AI was founded in 2021 in San Francisco, California, USA. The company develops AI creative tools, including Buzzy, which enables video refinement, product replacement, script editing, distraction removal, and ad variant generation via text prompts.

Munch, founded in 2021 in Tel Aviv, Israel, uses AI to repurpose long-form video content into short clips.

Qortex, founded in 2020 in New York, provides intelligent video analytics that helps enterprises search, classify, correlate, and curate video content.