Yahia Bakour
Founder of Context.dev, We give AI agents realtime web context via API
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Yahia Bakour is listed as a founder of Context.dev. Context.dev gives AI agents structured data from any website through a single API. We help developers build smarter agents & products that depend on accurate, fresh web data. If you need structured data from the internet, you need Context.dev Proud to power agentic products at Mintlify, Super, Vizzy, Klarna, and 400+ other companies.
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I got into YC S26 as a solo founder! The last 15 months looked something like this: > Started an API company from scratch > Realized buil…
I got into YC S26 as a solo founder! The last 15 months looked something like this: > Started an API company from scratch > Realized building infrastructure is insanely hard > Grew slowly for months > Then all at once > Reached 210 paying customers > Landed 10 unicorns + 70...
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Today we’re officially launching https://t.co/8fNExjZ8Dp on YC.
Today we’re officially launching https://t.co/8fNExjZ8Dp on YC. The web was built for humans to browse, not agents to understand. We turn the live web into structured, continuously refreshed data for AI agents through one API. Trusted by 400+ customers.
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> customer signs up > pays $150/mo > immediately cancels > resumes day before expiry > immediately cancels again > repeats this for 4 billing cycles straight Mans is single-handedly destroying my churn metrics while remaining a loyal customer
> customer signs up > pays $150/mo > immediately cancels > resumes day before expiry > immediately cancels again > repeats this for 4 billing cycles straight Mans is single-handedly destroying my churn metrics while remaining a loyal customer
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It's official. After 3 years of working on Stock Alarm, it's been acquired.
After 3 years of working on Stock Alarm, it's been acquired.
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We’re still a small company, serving 500–1K API requests/min basically 24/7 There is a 0% chance I’m yeeting code into prod without reading it first The number of silly mistakes I’ve seen SOTA models make just in the last week has me feeling quite uneasy
We’re still a small company, serving 500–1K API requests/min basically 24/7 There is a 0% chance I’m yeeting code into prod without reading it first The number of silly mistakes I’ve seen SOTA models make just in the last week has me feeling quite uneasy
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just had a call with the CTO of a large company, had to book it 3 weeks in advance > intro ~1 min > explained what we do ~2 min > agreed to trial immediately + set up Slack ~1 min > discussed future expansion + our data ~2 min > told him that was it, and we’d follow up with his
just had a call with the CTO of a large company, had to book it 3 weeks in advance > intro ~1 min > explained what we do ~2 min > agreed to trial immediately + set up Slack ~1 min > discussed future expansion + our data ~2 min > told him that was it, and we’d follow up with his
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PSA: Case study unlocked Murph used @getcontextdev to build a database of 2M+ foods, 239K supplements, and 20K product tests. The biggest unlock was pulling images from messy brand sites tripled structured supplement coverage to 21K+ products. Read it below (and do support
PSA: Case study unlocked Murph used @getcontextdev to build a database of 2M+ foods, 239K supplements, and 20K product tests. The biggest unlock was pulling images from messy brand sites tripled structured supplement coverage to 21K+ products. Read it below (and do support
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I think one of the biggest unlocks for our startup has been putting a “book a call” button on the homepage i have anywhere from 20-50 calls per week, every week, for the past few months yes, we’re product-led yes, some customers just want to pay, integrate the api, and move on
I think one of the biggest unlocks for our startup has been putting a “book a call” button on the homepage i have anywhere from 20-50 calls per week, every week, for the past few months yes, we’re product-led yes, some customers just want to pay, integrate the api, and move on