@Pango_ai (YC S26) makes e-commerce companies scale like tech companies. One brand using Pango scaled from $6M to $100M in 11 months without adding any ops hires.
The more an online store sells, the more manual work it creates. Merchants' operations differ from one another, and traditional deterministic tools are siloed, can't support customized workflows, and require additional hiring to scale.
Pango is a unified platform that connects to your store, warehouse, and carriers and puts your deliveries and returns on autopilot. From printing a label until you refund a customer, Pango runs it all reliably and autonomously. You can conveniently customize and improve your shipping and returns process by prompting, or ask deep analytical questions about shipments and returns to understand how to protect your margins at all touchpoints.
With Pango, 100,000 orders require the same human effort as 1 order. This means merchants can focus on what matters, crafting products and brands that customers love.
Book a demo: https://t.co/IdS4elC1Jp
Thanks to @ycombinator and my co-founder @_lukres
If you use downward stock days as proof that Shopify is failing or has no moat, you must also argue it’s an AI winner on the days it goes up. Anything else is hypocritical.
@coryalthoff https://t.co/tcN4skJYwJ
Just one of those companies nobody talks about and then they are worth 5 billion dollars and still only industry insiders know them
The new Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, seen here in 2014 crashing his column through a barricade put up by Russian separatists in Mariupol.
95% of startups are zero-sumlike, competing to build something that would be built regardless.
SpaceX is one of the rare examples of the other type, pushing forward a domain that could have remained stagnant for decades. Good luck doing that as your first venture.
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Sam Altman calls it the most common failure pattern in Silicon Valley:
"I'll make $100M in 4 years, THEN build rockets."
they never do either.
> everyone can tell you're not serious about either one
> investors sense it, employees sense it
> people of any IQ have amazing bullshit detectors
> if you want rockets go build rockets. today. someone
> will pay your salary
the deferred life plan empirically does not work.
still, half this app is running one right now.