Shalin Shah
Founder of Hyper, Company brain that powers your AI employees
Company
Shalin Shah is listed as a founder of Hyper. Hyper is a shared brain that plugs into all information flowing inside a company, creates a self-maintaining knowledge graph, and makes your AI employees better and ultimately saves people time. Our in-house memory system scores at or above SOTA on most public benchmarks, and we've built a custom eval suite to measure our precision/recall metrics. In the last 12 days since launch, we've gotten top 5 / top 12 on hacker news & product hunt, onboarded 50+ teams, grown 0 to 1k MRR, and are scoping paid design pilots with co's like Razorpay and Snorkel AI. Our whole lives we've packaged hardcore engineering into beautifully simple products, and that's how we’ll win this platform shift.
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our website is so good you'll wanna lick it https://t.co/uvlTIl65ig
our website is so good you'll wanna lick it https://t.co/uvlTIl65ig
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we just launched hyper: it's how every company of the future will be run. https://t.co/BghNbht01k
we just launched hyper: it's how every company of the future will be run. https://t.co/BghNbht01k
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Shalin Shah Hyper launch post
Founder post says Shalin Shah and Kanyes Thaker started Hyper, were funded by Y Combinator, and are launching a self-driving company brain.
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brb dropping the hyper summer catalog https://t.co/vcrOZUw3tM
brb dropping the hyper summer catalog https://t.co/vcrOZUw3tM
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🧡🍊🔶📙🦺☢️🦁🏵️🈺🐅🟧🧡
🧡🍊🔶📙🦺☢️🦁🏵️🈺🐅🟧🧡
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information is *critical* to how a company can make high quality decisions fast so over the last few decades, companies like @NotionHQ, @SlackHQ, @airtable and a slew of others from the pre-AI era designed interfaces that humans would manage.
information is *critical* to how a company can make high quality decisions fast so over the last few decades, companies like @NotionHQ, @SlackHQ, @airtable and a slew of others from the pre-AI era designed interfaces that humans would manage.
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Humans never "inherently" wanted files or folders or tables or documents. They just wanted to be able to find what they were looking for.
Humans never "inherently" wanted files or folders or tables or documents. They just wanted to be able to find what they were looking for.
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woah is this agi?
woah is this agi?