YC is coming to @GeorgiaTech!
The founders of @greptile will share their advice for starting a startup after college, and YC Group Partner @bradflora will also hold office hours for students thinking about doing a startup or already working on one.
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It's been just over 4 years since first meeting @dakshgup and @vaishaaant in college and hacking on stuff together. Now we are trying to change the future of software.
Greptile has raised $25M to Kill The Bug.
The round is led by Benchmark with @ericvishria joining our board.
Today, code is written by humans and a variety of coding agents like Devin, Claude Code, and Cursor.
Greptile serves as the independent and universal code review layer.
just got back from the @paulg and @jesslivingston talk at @ycombinator, was looking forward to this since we got in last year, and boy was it everything i had hoped for. truly amazing people.
my take as his cofounder:
- yes we work hard, the nature of startups require a lot of fucking work there is high urgency to get as much work done as possible as fast as possible. @dakshgup he wants people to know what they are getting into.
- @dakshgup and @vaishaaant are some
recently i started telling candidates right in the first interview that greptile offers no work-life-balance, typical workdays start at 9am and end at 11pm, often later, and we work saturdays, sometimes also sundays. i emphasize the environment is high stress, and there is no
doing YC and living in SF pushed us beyond what any of us thought was possible with our startup.
we wrote this application a couple months into living in SF, we were doing startups for a year or two at this point yet we had no idea what 'good' looked like. we still have ways to
dug up our YC application from almost a year ago to send to someone applying for F24.
crazy that our most optimistic goal by demo day was to get to 100 paying users (we used to charge $5/mo)
in reality we exceeded that goal before the batch even started, and by demo day we had