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Ex Google Maps team members get Sequoia backing to build an AI-powered collaboration board
When you talk to a chatbot like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, your responses are largely linear. You often have to ask follow-up questions to get more
The startup founded by Stephen Chau, Andy Szybalski, and Mike Chu has raised $6 million in a seed round from Sequoia Capital, Elad Gil, Homebrew, Adverb, Scott Belsky, Lenny Rachitsky along with other angel investors. When they started working on this product, the trio felt that AI could be much more helpful in a collaborative space, especially for tasks like planning, writing, storyboarding, and research. When you are browsing a website, you can invoke the extension, ask the AI bot about the site and content on screen, and add that to one of your projects or cards.
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