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Y Combinator's Consumer Apps portfolio

Y Combinator has backed 111 Consumer Apps startups in rounds we track, $1.8B between them, shown by the stage each has reached. The best-funded is Bloom.

111startups backed
5stages
$1.8Braised between them
Pre-seed and seedbiggest stage

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Pre-seed and seed

78 startups · $713M raised

  1. BloomUnited States$418M
  2. MagicMagic is a developer of SDK that integrates with applications to enable password-less Web3 onboarding and authentication.United States$66M
  3. GlueGlue is a student-oriented company helping college students maximize their study time.United States$41M
  4. VybeVybe is a provider of a digital platform used to develop a payment card for young people aged 13 to 18.United States$15M
  5. MinimumMinimum has developed an Enterprise-grade climate impact modelling system, specializing in serving large, complex, distributed enterprises.United Kingdom$13M
  6. SquidSquid is a digital handwriting app for Android and Chromebook, allowing users to take notes, markup PDFs, and sign documents.Switzerland$11M
  7. LinkupLinkup is a French technology startup founded in 2024 and based in Paris.United Kingdom$10M
  8. Pluto.marketsPluto.markets is a fintech neobroker based in Copenhagen, founded in 2021.Denmark$8.6M

Stage not reported

18 startups · $274M raised

  1. BetterCloudStreamline SaaS operations with end-to-end SaaS management platform, BetterCloud: Cut SaaS spend, automate user lifecycle, secure United States$112M
  2. HipmunkHipmunk is making travel planning simple and delightful.United States$46M
  3. ValidicValidic is a technology platform that offers digital health and remote care programs for healthcare organizations.United States$30M
  4. EEXPOConnect local lawyers with users in real-timeUnited States$21M
  5. PayRangePayRange is a fintech company based in Portland, Oregon, founded in 2013 by Paresh Patel.United States$15M
  6. LineLeapLineLeap is obsessed with perfecting the nightlife experience.United States$10M
  7. ParseParse is a developer-focused web scraping and automation company based in San Francisco.United States$7.0M
  8. echo3Decho3D is a cloud platform that specializes in 3D Digital Asset Management (DAM) for enterprises, development teams, and content creators.United States$5.5M

Series A

6 startups · $209M raised

  1. Character.aiCharacter.AI is a generative AI company based in Silicon Valley, specializing in a platform that allows users to create and interaUnited States$150M
  2. ORAORA is an interactive data management, navigation, and visualization system for B2B and B2C applications, offered as SaaS and PaaS.United States$31M
  3. WagrWagr is a sports-betting app looking to wed social media with a fast-growing corner of the gambling market.United States$12M
  4. IImpraiseImpraise is a web and mobile app for sharing actionable, timely feedback between colleagues.United States$11M
  5. HighlightCamHighlightCam offers a video editing platform that enables users to transform their videos and pictures into professional-quality movies.United States$3.0M
  6. MertadoMertado is an online social shopping platform that allows consumers to discover and buy products from communities they frequently visit.United States$2.3M

Series B

6 startups · $477M raised

  1. RevelRevel specializes in building strong brands that grow manufacturing businesses.United States$276M
  2. SlideSlide is a GCC Software as a Service platform.United States$82M
  3. FFellowFellow was founded in 2014 to build health technology and connection for the whole family.Canada$54M
  4. GigsterGigster is the first team intelligence engine, enabling software development teams to achieve 30% higher efficiency.United States$32M
  5. RaycastRaycast is a London-based productivity software company founded in 2020 by former Facebook engineers Thomas Paul Mann and Petr Nikolaev.United Kingdom$30M
  6. DNDongjiu NetworkDongjiu Network is an e-sports game content service provider company.China$2.9M

Series C and later

3 startups · $161M raised

  1. HHomebaseUnited States$61M
  2. VolleyVolley is a state-of-the-art performance center that provides racquet sports training services.United States$55M
  3. Rocket MoneyRocket Money is a financial money app that provides bill negotiation, budgeting, autopilot savings, and credit score services.United States$45M

How this map is made. Every startup here works in Consumer Apps and has raised money in a round we track that names Y Combinator as an investor. Each sits under the stage of its latest round. Rebuilt nightly; updated 15 November 2026.

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