📝 Highlighting 5 More YC Startups

Here are five more standout startups from YC’s Spring 2025 Demo Day, each picked for its unique offering, early traction, and growth potential.

This is a special issue of the Founders’ Daily Briefing presented by:

1. Auctor – AI Streamlining Enterprise Software Rollouts

What they do: AI agents that automate the end-to-end implementation of enterprise systems (like SAP, ServiceNow, AWS), mapping requirements, generating documentation (SoWs, user stories, architecture diagrams), and integrating across tools.

Why it matters:

• Enterprise implementations are notoriously slow and costly—Auctor cuts deployment time from weeks to hours.

• Major vendors (SAP, AWS, ServiceNow, Box) have already shown interest.

• Backed by a strong team (founders Pete Koomen partnership) and live on YC’s launch platform.

Outlook:
If Auctor delivers, it could revolutionize enterprise deployments and become a game‑changer in high-stakes software integration.

2. Vybe – "Vibe Coding" Platform for Internal Tools

What they do: A no-code/low-code “vibe coding” toolkit to build internal apps fast, with pre-built blocks for database, integrations, SSO, AI, and more.

Why it matters:

• Brings the power of new AI-driven development style into enterprise pipelines.

• Promising traction: early builds include CRMs, briefers, and admin apps—all built within minutes.

• Positioned as the “Lovable for internal apps”.

Outlook:
Vybe combines low-code and AI coding trends—if adoption grows, it could transform how internal software is built in companies.

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BOXABL believes they have the potential to disrupt a massive and outdated trillion-dollar building construction market by bringing assembly line automation to the home industry.

And they're not just dreaming big; they're delivering:

• Initial prototype order delivered to SpaceX in 2020.

•  Subsequent project order of 156 homes from the Department of Defense completed in 2021.

• Now, after implementing what was learned from those prior orders, actively delivering to developers and consumers.

• BOXABL reserved Nasdaq ticker symbol $BXBL*!

BOXABL has already raised over $200M from 50,000+ investors since 2020. All BOXABL crowdfunding will close on June 24th.

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3. Eloquent AI – AI‑First Customer Ops in Finance

What they do: Automates complex, regulated customer operations (like unfreezing bank accounts or adding insurance drivers) via AI agents that learn through SOP observation—no engineering required.

Why it matters:

• Targets high‑value, high‑risk processes rarely addressed by generic AI solutions.

• Hit $500K ARR within four weeks of launch.

• Built by experienced founding team (ex‑Streetbees and UCL professor).

Outlook:
With rapid revenue and regulatory-grade performance, Eloquent AI is poised to become a major automation force in fintech and insurtech.

4. LLM Data Company – Evaluation & RL Tooling for AI Agents

What they do: Provides tools to build, version, and execute evaluations of LLMs and agents, enabling better reinforcement learning via metrics and reward definitions.

Why it matters:

• As AI agent proliferation grows, measuring quality and reliability becomes vital.

• Their platform fills a foundational gap: rigorous, scalable model evaluation and RL integration.

• Already collaborating with clients like Perplexity.

Outlook:
Quality control underpins reliable AI—this startup could emerge as the analytics backbone for safe, performant agent ecosystems.

5. Sygaldry – Quantum‑Accelerated AI Infrastructure

What they do: Combines quantum processors with classical hardware to accelerate AI training and inference—delivering performance and energy gains beyond GPUs alone.

Why it matters:

• Founded by quantum veteran Chad Rigetti (Rigetti Computing), it’s built on proven startup experience.

• Tackles AI’s compute bottleneck by injecting quantum acceleration at scale.

• Adopts a hybrid approach with multi-qubit modalities in fault-tolerant systems.

Outlook:
As AI demand hits scaling limits, Sygaldry’s quantum servers could redefine performance and sustainability in next‑gen AI datacenters.

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Onwards and Upwards,

Liam Gill