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Littlebird, founded in 2024 in San Francisco, is an AI productivity tool that converts user screen activity and meeting content into searchable contextual memory.

Type (type.com) is a New York-based AI collaboration software company founded by Fletcher Richman (CEO) and Komran Rashidov, who previously built Halp (formerly BubbleIQ), a Slack-native conversational ticketing and internal help desk tool acquired by Atlassian in 2020. Type is a shared AI workspace for teams, bringing together integrations, skills, files, multiple AI models such as Claude and Codex, apps and automations into one collaborative environment.

PipesHub, founded in 2024 in San Francisco, builds an open-source, self-hostable enterprise context layer positioned as an open-source alternative to Glean, connecting 50+ business systems to give employees and AI agents permission-aware, citation-backed natural-language search over company knowledge.

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.

Ando is a team messaging platform built from the ground up for humans and AI agents to work together as equal participants — each agent gets its own identity, permissions, persistent memory and inbox, and can take part in channels, direct messages, group threads and live conversations ("Jams") — rather than being bolted onto legacy tools like Slack or Microsoft Teams as an external bot integration. It currently works best for teams of up to about 30 people and is already used by customers in software, real estate and financial services across roughly a dozen countries.

Clipto is a San Francisco-headquartered (teams in Singapore and Hong Kong) local-first AI memory platform that indexes videos, audio, images, meetings and documents on-device for natural-language search, with AI agents (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor) connecting via MCP — without uploading source files. It counts 30M+ users across 100+ countries, including professionals at Google, Apple, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, McKinsey, Coca-Cola and L'Oréal. Founder Henry Kang (CMU CS PhD) previously sold video startup Zenvideo to Tencent in 2020.