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Imagine AI

Imagine AI

Software Development

San Francisco, California 2,719 followers

Drive sales by aura farming through B2B content

About us

Re-imagining the marketing function in an AI-native era, automate your content marketing - Y Combinator (F25), Pelion Venture, Blast Club, Transpose Platform, Progressive Venture, Wefunder (Capitalized Fund), Mindworks Capital, and more

Website
imagineai.me
Industry
Software Development
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2025
Specialties
AI, Aura, Linkedin, and Ghostwriting

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Employees at Imagine AI

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  • Imagine AI reposted this

    Three years before Imagine AI existed, Neo Lee and I took a photo under The Thinker. Most people read that statue as being about contemplation. It isn't, and that's exactly why we made it our logo. The Legion of Honor, still my favorite museum in San Francisco. Back then we were two students with no company and no customers. Rodin sculpted a man in the middle of a problem. The muscles are tense. The posture is uncomfortable. Nothing about it is peaceful. It's a body under strain trying to work something out. Our job is being hunched over something you don't have the answer to yet and optimize that solution for you. Everything we create should have much thoughts behind it and intentional. Three years later we're a YC company with a team, 50+ customers paying us, and a product we tore down and rebuilt this year. The day to day still feels exactly like that statue. Same two people. Same pose. Harder problems. And now we rebranded Imagine AI two weeks ago.

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  • Imagine AI reposted this

    We just rebranded Imagine AI with new logo, new site, new everything! Check out https://useimagine.ai ! As a research company focusing on B2B growth backed by Y Combinator. We build content agents designed to generate revenue at high-growth companies. Our agent is connected to data on over 1,000,000 people. What they post, who engages, where they work, how they're connected. We use that to precisely target your content to the right people. Your team's LinkedIn content, created autonomously. Then we map it directly to your revenue. We have the same mission with this new brand. We figure out how content turns into revenue, then we build the agent to do it. Check out the new site: useimagine.ai [Created by Imagine AI]

  • Imagine AI reposted this

    Come race a Porsche 911 with us at Pier 30 and 1000+ founders who raised more than $1M+. We're taking over an entire pier at Embarcadero and throwing the biggest Porsche racing event this city has ever seen, a proper party + F1 style. This is a party, not a networking event or a conference. Here's what's happening: - Three Porsche 911s ready to race on a track we built from scratch - Open bar - Live DJ sets and a dance floor with Mario Minds and City Graffiti - Food trucks from SF's best local restaurants - Exclusive merch from our sponsors We invited the most ambitious founders from the YC, a16z, etc ecosystems all in one place Here's the catch: RSVP approval required. Driving slots are limited. We are organizing this at Imagine AI (YC F25) Cohosts are: - Fondo - Vanta - Conduit AI - Hyperspell - Amazon Web Services (AWS) - Rippling - Composio - Clad Labs (YC F25) - Reflex - MindStudio (Remy) - Ergo - Entelligence.AI - PlanetScale Saturday June 6th. 1:30 to 6 PM. Pier 30. If you're building something that matters, you need to be here. Link to RSVP. 👇 Signup here! https://luma.com/ezto1ndf (If you miss this, you'll see Porsches all over your feed next Saturday. Don't be that person.) [Created by Imagine AI]

  • Imagine AI reposted this

    Unfortunately I do not have a picture of the event so this is AI generated 🤣 2 Fridays ago we gathered 100+ YC founders with Composio, WorkOS, and Hyperspell (YC F25) at The Landing Residency Lounge. 3 weeks before Demo Day, everyone is shipping, rebuilding, pivoting, stress-eating. Some are sleeping. Most are not. We wanted to give current batch and recent alumni a few hours to step out of sprint mode and actually breathe. The conversations that happened naturally were the best part. Founders from W26, F25, and S25 talking about everything except their runway. Or sometimes exactly their runway. Either way, it felt real (unlike this picture). More of these coming soon. [Created by Imagine AI]

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  • Imagine AI reposted this

    We are launching our product: the multi-member team content for B2B companies! Most companies try LinkedIn GTM with one founder posting alone. It works, but it's slow. One voice. One network. Limited reach. What actually moves the needle is coordinated team effort. Multiple executives posting aligned content, amplifying each other, creating a ripple effect across the org. That's what we built at Imagine AI (YC F25). How it works: We go through your transcripts, interviews, posts, and conversations. From that, we build a 100+ page Persona Report for each person on your team. It captures how you actually think and talk. That's why the content sounds like you wrote it. Not a polished version of you. You. One calendar for your whole team. Your CEO posts the vision, your VP of Sales posts the proof, your Head of Marketing posts the framework. Same theme, different angles, coordinated cadence. Every client gets a dedicated Content Engineer who owns your strategy and has an AI platform behind them. Results across 40+ B2B companies: -> $31M in revenue generated -> 431 qualified inbounds in 1 month for one client -> $53K inbound revenue in 1.5 weeks for another -> 12M total impressions -> 10,400 hours saved We built this because our customers kept asking for it. They wanted their whole team posting, but couldn't justify the time investment for each person. Now they can. We put together a breakdown of the exact content framework we use with our clients to hit Content Market Fit. Comment "CMF" and I'll send it to you. imagineai.me

  • Imagine AI reposted this

    We moved offices! And I haven't posted in 2 months after Y Combinator! The past 2 months after YC have been all about building the foundation. The unsexy stuff that actually makes a real company run. We got our 409A done. Moved into a new office. Designed our entire interview process from scratch. Built out our launch cadence for the year. But now we're back! And we're ramping up hard. This quarter we're focused on three things: 1️⃣ Launch every month. New features, new capabilities, shipping constantly. 2️⃣ Host a bunch of events. We've been co-hosting with MongoDB, Rippling, Fondo, J.P. Morgan, and we absolutely love the community here. Way more of that coming. 3️⃣ Hiring! We need people to scale this rocketship. If you're a builder who wants to move fast, hit me up. The quiet months are over. Time to make some noise again 🚀 [Created by Imagine AI (YC F25)]

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  • Imagine AI reposted this

    We're hiring our founding Account Executive at Imagine AI (YC F25). This isn't a traditional AE role. You own the entire customer relationship, from first demo to onboarding, adoption, and expansion. Part salesperson, part strategic consultant, part customer success. You're also building the playbook. This is the foundation we hire from as we scale. Who we serve: 30+ companies from Seed to IPO'd. 12 closed since January alone. What we're looking for: -> 3-5+ years B2B SaaS, ideally marketing software or tools sold to GTM leaders -> Early-stage experience where you built process from scratch -> Customer-obsessed with rice farmer mentality In-person SF. Transparent comp modeled after PostHog. Massive inbound pipeline waiting for you from day one. Comment your email below, or if you think someone else is suitable, come and tag them👇

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  • Clad Labs (YC F25) just did an episode on Signal Line, a new podcast from Y Combinator founders. Not the polished corporate jargon. Just two guys who've known each other since middle school talking about what's actually like building a startup. Neo Lee asked Richard Wang and Kevin Le to break down the Clad Labs journey. How they're building the world's first brain rot IDE (yes, you can swipe Tinder while your code generates). In this episode, Richard and Kevin discussed their story and the best advice YC has taught them. They broke down why Clad Labs hired two interns in early stage. How they're skipping impressions entirely and going straight to user acquisition for dev tools. Why having fun is the most important metric for them. Their advice to founders? Just do it. Have an MVP. Sell before you build. Signal Line is where real founders in the batch talking about what's actually working. Link in comments.

  • Signal Line just dropped. And it's nothing like the usual founder podcast. It is not another "how I raised $50M" interview series. Just real conversations with founders who are still building. Siddhant Paliwal and Janak Sunil broke down the Bear (YC F25) journey. How they're helping companies show up in LLM search results for a market that didn't exist six months ago. Here's what we talked about. Bear missed the YC summer batch. So they kept building and sent 20 emails with traction updates to a partner. On the last day of fall results, they got the interview invite. The work earned it. We broke down why GEO is completely different from SEO. How we live in customer Slack channels fixing bugs in real time. Why Janak takes one full day off per week to stay sane (Sid should try it). This is the podcast we wish existed when we started. Not polished retrospectives. Real founders six weeks from Demo Day sharing what's actually working. Link in comments.

  • Signal Line, a new podcast from Y Combinator founders. In this episode, we broke down the real journey with Freya (YC S25). Not the highlight reel. The actual decisions, pivots, and breakthroughs. Tunga Bayrak background is unusual for a startup founder. National Math Olympiads. Quantum computing research with Caltech professors. Then straight into YC. But the hard part wasn't the technical work. It was figuring out how to go from pure research to building a company. What changes when you move from theory to execution. How to focus when you're capable of doing anything. We got into all of it in the conversation. Signal Line isn't about finished success stories. It's about the messy middle where most of us actually live. Founders who are in the trenches right now, building and learning in real time. The first episode is live now. Link in comments.

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