Check out the #opensource startups in the latest Y Combinator Batch ππ»
Hint, there are 8 of them!
1. Patched (
X (formerly Twitter)
Patched (YC S24) (@patchedcodes) on X
Open-source framework to accelerate development tasks with AI | Backed by @ycombinator
) is an open-source framework that uses AI to accelerate asynchronous development tasks like code reviews, lining, patching, and documentation.
They are the preferred option for enterprises looking to add AI for dev workflows without compromising security.
2. Simplifine is an open-source, AI-assisted LLM fine-tuning library for non-AI developers.
Simplifine reduces the learning curve and lets users focus on innovation instead of infrastructure management.
3. Ionworks (
X (formerly Twitter)
ionworks (@ionworks_) on X
The modern software stack for batteries π»π
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) provides battery-simulation-as-a-service to help battery engineers accelerate their design cycles by replacing experiments with simulations.
They are building their application on top of PyBaMM, the world's leading open-source battery modeling software (also created by the founders of Ionworks)
4. The goal of Panora (
https://x.com/panoradotdev) is to make API integration seamless and simple.
They provide developers API endpoints with unified abstractions so their products can integrate easily.
5. There is a microservices/monolith dilemma that Guage (
X (formerly Twitter)
Gauge (@gauge_sh) on X
Get your product featured in AI answers.
Gauge helps you improve your brand's presence in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and more.
) is helping solve by building #opensource Python tools.
"In the short term, Gauge is building tools to help you scale a modular monolith. Long term, Gauge is building a way to deploy a single codebase as a set of independent services, giving you the scalability of microservices with the simplicity of a monolith."
6. Stack Auth is an #opensource, self-hostable, highly customizable authentication and user management system.
They provide frontend and backend libraries for Next.js, React, and JavaScript.
7. Glasskube (
X (formerly Twitter)
glasskube.dev (@glasskube) on X
Open Source control plane for BYOC, and on-prem deployments. Everything you need to distribute applications to self-managed customers out of the box.
) is revolutionizing the world for Kubernetes.
It's an #opensource package manager that makes deploying, updating, and configuring packages on Kubernetes **20x faster** than the legacy tools of Helm or Kustomize.
8. Overeasy (
X (formerly Twitter)
Overeasy (@getovereasy) on X
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) makes going from an idea to CV model, 100x faster.
Overeasy is building "IRIS," an AI agent that helps you automatically label your visual data with prompting.
These startups are just a small portion of all of the excitement and momentum that is being built in the world of #opensource development.
We are looking forward to seeing how these companies continue to build using the #opensource model!
