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Consumer startup launches

6 companies on the record below, and 17 with a launch page of their own. Every line links to the record it was read from.

Consumer launch pages

  • antimattr
    voice-first hardware interface for human-agent interaction
  • Drafted
    Design your home instantly with AI
  • Egoist Machines
    Your personal context, securely portable across every AI app.
  • Grocalo
    AI software for creators that runs social content
  • Instaplay
    AI-Native Social Platform, Starting with Games
  • Jcode
    The harness company
  • Mochi
    Watch and create anime
  • MOCHI.TV
    1 Minute Anime
  • Moonshot
    agents for the rest of us
  • PokerClubHub
    Host a Poker Club and Make Money
  • Quippy
    Helps build social skills through daily practice
  • Result
    Where new internet entrepreneurs build and run their companies
  • Roma
    The AI task app that gets to work for you.
  • tash
    The investment platform for sports & trading cards
  • Touchy
    AI iOS assistant that instantly uses voice and video to take action
  • Veeza AI
    AI travel agent for people with weak passports, starting with visas.
  • Wondering
    Duolingo for learning anything

Asakana

AI order entry for food distributors: emails and texts to ERP

What they shipped

  • From its YC profile: Restaurants send orders to food distributors by email, text, and photo. Someone at the distributor retypes every one of them into the ERP. Asakana does that entry instead: orders land in the ERP already entered, and anything unclear goes to a person before it goes in. Live at US seafood distributors today, returning 40%+ of order-desk time to selling. Founded by a seafood distributor and a Gemini builder. (source)
  • Its own site describes it as: "Asakana turns customer messages across text, calls, voicemail, WhatsApp, WeChat, and email into accurate order drafts in your existing ERP. Built for food distribution, with deep seafood expertise." (source)
  • Homepage headline: "Automate order entry for food distributors" (source)

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OpenTrade

The new interface for investing.

Founders

What they shipped

  • From its YC profile: OpenTrade is rebuilding the trading experience for a generation raised on games, social products, and AI. (source)
  • Its own site describes it as: "OpenTrade is the Y Combinator S26 stock market game by 67 Labs. Make calls on real companies with game coins, then compare picks with friends and AI." (source)
  • Homepage headline: "Gary needs one more trader." (source)

Who is behind it

  • Has a careers page at https://www.opentrade.live/join. (source)

Timeline

  1. 2026: founded, per its YC profile. (source)
  2. 2026: founding date the site gives in its own structured data. (source)

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South 40 Snacks, Inc.

What they shipped

  • Its own site describes it as: "Crunchy bars for crunchy people. Nut bars that snap, chef-inspired craft bars, and tropical fruit bars with one to three ingredients. Crafted in the kitchen, not a lab, based in the Pacific Northwest." (source)

Who is behind it

  • Joshua Schroeter: executive officer and director named in the Form D. (source)
  • Daniel Phipps: director named in the Form D. (source)
  • Herman Uscategui: director named in the Form D. (source)
  • Garrett Scott Greenburg: director named in the Form D. (source)

Funding on file

  • The amended Form D filed on 2026-09-10 reports an offering of indefinite size, $5,999,997 sold, from 60 investors so far, all accredited. (source)
  • Terms in the filing: securities offered: equity; minimum investment accepted: $10,000; exemption claimed: Rule 506(b); offering expected to last more than a year: yes. (source)
  • Issuer: Corporation organised in Delaware, incorporated more than five years before the filing; principal office listed in Seattle, Washington; revenue range: decline to disclose. (source)

Timeline

  1. 2026-07-31: first sale in the offering, per the Form D. (source)
  2. 2026-09-10: Form D amendment filed with the SEC ($6.00M sold). (source)

south40snacks.com ↗

The Subvocal Company

Talk to your computer without talking

Founders

What they shipped

  • From its YC profile: We're building a silent speech wearable that lets you talk to your computer at the speed of voice, but silently and completely imperceptibly to everyone around you. (source)
  • Its own site describes it as: "Subvocal is a company that makes a wearable that turns silent speech into commands and text. No microphone. No camera. Work without typing or speaking out loud." (source)

Who is behind it

  • Aarush Yadav, Founder/CEO: Founder at The Subvocal Company, CS @ GT (source)
  • Arnav Kumar, Founder/CTO: Founder at The Subvocal Company. CS @ GT (source)
  • 3 open roles listed on its YC jobs page when the profile was read (2026-09-05). (source)

Timeline

  1. 2026: founded, per its YC profile. (source)

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VCR Group LLC

Who is behind it

  • David Rodolitz: executive officer and director named in the Form D. (source)
  • Gary Vaynerchuk: executive officer and director named in the Form D. (source)
  • Josh Capon: executive officer and director named in the Form D. (source)
  • Conor Hanlon: executive officer named in the Form D. (source)

Funding on file

  • The Form D filed on 2026-09-04 reports a $100,000 offering, $100,000 sold, $0 remaining, from 1 investor so far, all accredited. (source)
  • Terms in the filing: securities offered: equity; minimum investment accepted: $100,000; exemption claimed: Rule 506(b); offering expected to last more than a year: no. (source)
  • Issuer: Limited Liability Company organised in Delaware, incorporated more than five years before the filing; principal office listed in New York, New York; revenue range: decline to disclose. (source)

Timeline

  1. 2026-08-20: first sale in the offering, per the Form D. (source)
  2. 2026-09-04: Form D filed with the SEC ($100K sold). (source)

vcrgroup.com ↗

Vyra

Autonomous video editing for non-editors. Instead of making users…

Founders

What they shipped

  • Its own site describes it as: "Turn raw footage into finished videos in minutes. An AI editor that works with your footage, understands your content, and gives you full control." (source)
  • Homepage headline: "Raw footage in. Finished video out." (source)

Who is behind it

  • Caleb Pong, Founder: previously built the neural net behind Omoggle (3m+ users), built Adobe plugins, Brown CS '28 (source)
  • Sulan Zhang, Founder: co-founder @ Vyra | creator @sulansart (60k+) | CS + visual arts @ Brown (source)
  • 1 open role listed on its YC jobs page when the profile was read (2026-09-12). (source)

Pricing and product pages

  • Publishes documentation at https://www.usevyra.com/docs. (source)
  • Its pricing page lists $24/month, $54/month, $65/month, $129/month, and mentions a free trial. (source)

Timeline

  1. 2026: founded, per its YC profile. (source)

usevyra.com ↗