Y Combinator
Fall 2026 RFS matches inside: Primer, Multiplayer AI, compliance, self-maintaining APIs.
Your desk. Your shortlist.
Every company that maps to your firm's published 2026 asks. As many as actually fit. Each dossier is fund-fit, an illustrative valuation, and an exit map for that company. A login opens one desk. You do not see the others.
Fall 2026 RFS matches inside: Primer, Multiplayer AI, compliance, self-maintaining APIs.
Empty this cycle. Machine Age hardware (chips, robots, datacenters) did not show. Apps and American Dynamism names land here when they clear the bar.
Not vibe-coding tools — they said they pass on those. Domain, regulated, and network-effect companies are inside.
Applied AI that owns the workflow, not a wrapper. Physical reindustrialization is empty this cycle.
Application-layer companies. Not foundation models.
Agent-first in messy industries. Finished work, not copilots.
Verifiable, trustworthy AI agents: calibrated evidence, policy enforcement, provenance and audit, and formal verification. Companies building that stack are inside. AKVC invests; affiliate AKVC Labs operates.
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Marks mean we have something inside relevant to that fund’s published 2026 asks. The Watch is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a partner of Y Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz, Antler, Sequoia, Accel, or Lightspeed. Public theses only. The AKVC desk maps to AKVC’s own published thesis: AKVC invests; affiliate AKVC Labs operates. Not investment advice.