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AuctomaticWinter 2007

Auctomatic, a Y Combinator company, offers an auction and marketplace management system for all of those individual sellers on such sites as Ebay, Amazon, Overstock and others. The application lets you list your items as well as manage your sales, but it also helps you understand how to best optimize your selling and maximize profits.\n\nThe company also received an investment from Paul Buchheit, the lead developer of Gmail.

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DailyBoothSummer 2009

DailyBooth lets users follow their friends and update them in real-time through the use of pictures and status updates.

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EtactsWinter 2010

Etacts was born from the frustration of keeping in touch with our ever-growing list of friends (both business and personal), family, coworkers, and clients.\n\nIt's impossible to remember to stay in touch with all the people that matter. Etacts helps you maintain your relationships by doing three things:\n\n1) Showing you who you've lost touch with\n2) Letting you set reminders to stay in touch with people\n3) Helping you get back in touch meaningfully by giving you relevant context about your relationship with people, such as the last emails you exchanged, or their recent status updates.\n\nUse Etacts to build and maintain relationships with former friends, business partners, clients, and more!

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FathomDBWinter 2008

FathomDB offers databases as a service, taking care of many of the day-to-day tasks database administrators have to deal with and letting them focus on more complex issues.

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iJigg/Top440Summer 2007

iJigg is a social music site that lets users vote on submitted singles using Digg-like voting. The site's home page shows what popular or recent singles the iJigg community is \

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OurMenuWinter 2018

OurMenu provides an online food ordering service. The company replaces ordering from a waiter with ordering from a website.\n\nOurMenu wants to let its users to order from phone instead of talking to a waiter, without downloading an app. Users can scan a QR code on the table, choose their food, order and pay, and then the food is brought tothem. OurMenu plans to charge restaurants $300 per month for the tech, and will aggregate the menu choice data to sell back to them.

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