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Warp

Warp

Financial Services

New York, NY 8,652 followers

The AI-native employee management platform for fast-growing companies. Trusted by 1000+ next-gen leaders.

About us

The HR and payroll platform of choice for ambitious companies. Hire and pay in 30 seconds, automate all compliance and busywork. Warp powers 1000+ of fastest-growing startups and helps them save 10+ hours a month on HR ops.

Website
https://www.joinwarp.com/
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2023

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  • Warp reposted this

    Balaji Srinivasan wrote something a few years ago that completely changed how I think about building Warp. He called it "Full Stack Startups." (Screenshot attached, worth the read) The core argument: don't build a piece of the puzzle and sell it to incumbents. Build the whole thing end-to-end. That's how you see the real problems and solve them at the root. When I read this, something clicked. Employee management is a full-stack problem. But no one was treating it that way. Most payroll companies just process payments. They hand you back a list of compliance work you still need to do. State tax registrations? That's on you. Tax notices piling up? Good luck. Here's what full-stack means at Warp: 1. We don't just process payroll. We handle tax registration, compliance filings, benefits administration, onboarding. The entire employee lifecycle. 2. Most "payroll problems" aren't actually payroll problems. They're upstream issues that payroll inherits. When you own the whole stack, you fix the root cause instead of patching symptoms downstream. Why aren't there more full-stack startups? Balaji nails it: recruiting difficulty. You used to need experts across HR, tax law, compliance, benefits, AND world-class engineers. AI has collapsed that problem. A small technical team with the right AI tools can own domains that previously required entire departments. Full-stack startup, with AI. That's how we're building Warp. This thinking is exactly why we're building our own inhouse benefits brokerage. Payroll and benefits are deeply connected, but founders deal with separate vendors, separate workflows, deductions that don't sync. By owning the brokerage layer, we deliver a unified experience where health benefits and payroll actually talk to each other. Same logic is driving our investments in mobile, device management and more. When you own the stack, you keep finding new layers to own. Balaji believed in this enough to be our first check. Now we're building it. Software alone isn't defensible anymore. The next decade belongs to companies willing to own the whole stack.

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    Did you (or your payroll provider) forget quarterly taxes are due today? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Download our complete compliance calendar directly to your google calendar and never miss a filing deadline again. We’ve provided all the dates, information, and relevant filing links for: - Tax Filings - State UI Reports - Reporting Forms - CA specific - OSHA - Global Contractors If you don’t want to worry about this at all, try Warp. Download the calendar here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eU4EN8Vt

  • View organization page for Warp

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    Great list here 😉 Thanks for the shoutout! We love working with product driven companies like Basic Capital.

    You run expenses through Ramp/Meow not SAP Concur. You run payroll through Deel/Warp not ADP. You bank with Rho/Slash not Chase. So why is your 401(k) still stuck in the past? The 401(k) hasn't changed much since 1979. Meanwhile, everything else has. Basic Capital is fixing that. A retirement platform actually built for how businesses operate today.

  • View organization page for Warp

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    Welcome to the team, Dylan M. We're so excited to have someone on board who eats, sleeps, and breathes better benefits for our customers. Let's build!

    Dylan M. used to think health insurance was boring. Then he spent over eight years at Paychex, Paylocity, and Check trying to understand why the industry seemed frozen in time. He even started his own brokerage just to figure out how it actually worked. Eighteen months later, he had his answer. And he wasn't impressed. "The only technological change most brokers have seen in their careers is BenAdmin tools released fifteen years ago," Dylan says. "I would ask people about automating workflows or using AI to parse documents, and they'd tell me it couldn't be done." Now, Dylan is joining Warp as our first Benefits Specialist to build something that doesn't exist yet: an AI-native brokerage designed from the ground up for modern companies. His combination of payroll knowledge, hands-on brokerage experience, and exposure to cutting-edge HR technology is exactly what this role demands. It's also incredibly rare. Two years of administering benefits taught us the space is broken. Everything runs on spreadsheets and PDFs, and as a result customers suffer. We're building the AI-native benefits layer that modern companies deserve. Every startup founder knows that the tools that handle payroll and the tools that handle benefits don't talk to each other. Employees get added to health plans late. Qualifying life events slip through the cracks. Someone asks if their doctor is in-network and nobody knows how to find out. Warp is different. Warp already manages payroll, onboarding, and employee records. Building benefits into that system means we can automate what's always been manual. One platform. No gaps. This is core to what we're building: the first back-office platform that actually runs itself. AI that doesn't just track operations but executes them. Starting with the hardest problems first. When we posted the Benefits Specialist role, Dylan's first reaction was to laugh. "I read through the description and thought, 'Good luck finding that,'" Dylan recalls. He reached out anyway. Our first conversation lasted two hours. "I've been watching Warp for about two years," Dylan says. "I knew they could execute. Their customers love them." Customers have been asking us for this. Now we can finally build it right. The revenue impact will be massive, but we ultimately care more about product experience this unlocks. Warp now owns the entire employee management layer. At the center of Dylan's vision is what we're calling a benefits copilot: an AI platform that translates complex plan information into personalized guidance. Instead of decoding a 40-page PDF, employees ask questions in plain English and get real answers. "We have touchpoints with employees that brokers have never had access to. We can use those moments to help people make better decisions about their health." He pauses. "We can save lives. That's what gets me excited about this." That's the kind of person we want building Warp. Welcome to the team, Dylan. Let's build.

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    "You're one day of hacking with your friends away from creating some nugget of value." Daksh Gupta knew he wanted to build something special. But it wasn't until his then roommate, now cofounder, told him about Silicon Valley, that something clicked. He realized people actually get to build cool things for a living. Now he's one of the founders of Greptile, one of the fastest-growing AI developer tools to come out of Y Combinator. The company helps engineering teams understand their codebases using AI. Turning what used to take hours of digging through legacy code into seconds.

  • Warp reposted this

    Yesterday I told my engineering team something that would have sounded absurd just two years ago: "Let's start including our AI prompts in PR descriptions." Not as a novelty. As a core practice. Here's why: The fastest teams aren't just the ones writing the best code anymore. They're the ones who are best at collaborating with AI to write that code. When we only review the code output, we're missing half the story. The prompt that generated it—the way we framed the problem, the context we provided, the constraints we set—that's increasingly where the craft lives. Sharing prompts does three things: - It makes our AI-assisted work reviewable and improvable - It distributes knowledge about what actually works - It turns prompt engineering from a solo skill into a team capability We're not replacing code review. We're expanding what "review" means in an AI-native workflow. The teams that figure this out first won't just ship faster. They'll compound their advantages as everyone gets better at prompting together. Is your team talking about how you prompt? Or just what you ship?

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  • Warp reposted this

    Thrilled to welcome Kendall Keahey to Warp. We talked to a lot of people for this role. Kendall stood out. Incredibly competitive, sharp, and knows how to dig into customer problems to actually solve them. In our final interview, I asked him why Warp. He said: "I want to be a starter on a team that's playing for championships." That's the kind of person we want here. He joined Ramp as one of their first SDRs and kept getting promoted. Four times in 4.5 years. Sourced and closed about 5% of Ramp's entire customer base. Helped build the inbound engine that scaled them through hypergrowth. At Warp, we have this internal philosophy that every new hire should help raise the bar. Kendall does that. Welcome to Warp.

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    GTM @ Warp | ex: Ramp, Angel Investor + Advisor

    A week in, and it already feels like the right decision. I've officially joined Warp. I joined Ramp 4.5 years ago as one of their first inbound SDRs and grew with the company through hypergrowth, from SDR to Team Lead to AE to Commercial AE. There, I sourced and closed over 2,000 customers and helped build the inbound sales engine from the ground up. It was an incredible run. But I was looking for that early energy again. Massive amounts of hunger. Incredibly high standards. A team genuinely obsessed with the product and the problem. Warp has it. Earlier stage, scrappy, product-first. An incredible founder with real conviction. People who care deeply about getting things right and aren't afraid to challenge how this space should work. The opportunity is huge. HR, payroll, and compliance are still way harder than they should be, especially for high-growth companies. Warp is building the AI-native employee management system that actually scales with you. We have a real chance to become the system modern companies trust to hire, pay, and stay compliant - autonomously. Warp is backed by an incredible group of investors including Sound Ventures, Y Combinator, SV Angel, Homebrew and founders and operators from Dropbox, Cruise, OpenAI, and Brex. We've raised over $25M to fix this problem. With over $1B run-rate in payroll volume, some of the fastest-growing trust Warp to power their back-office through hypergrowth. Grateful for everything Ramp gave me. Very excited about what we're building at Warp. Huge shoutout to Thiago Bocayuva and Ayush Sharma for bringing me on to this rocket ship of a team. Officially… Kendall from Warp.

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  • View organization page for Warp

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    We can't wait to see what's in store in 2026 for Synthio Labs! Cheers to your continued growth 🚀

    View organization page for Synthio Labs

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    We woke up to a very pleasant notification! Warp has announced Synthio Labs as being in the top 2% of fastest growing startups! Very excited for our strong start, and to continue building on the momentum! If you're interested in building Intelligence for Life Sciences with us, drop a comment below!

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  • View organization page for Warp

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    See you next year when we hit 100 people? We have an incredibly exciting year of growth ahead of us in 2026! You'll meet some of our new team members soon, but if you'd like to be one of them this year, we're always looking for smart and talented people who are looking to reimagine what payroll software can be.

    This time last year, Warp was 7 people. This week, 7 people joined our team on Monday. Incredible new hires coming from Ramp, Lovable, Check, Palantir. People who could work anywhere but chose to bet on what we're building. It’s humbling to see how far we've come. We look for people who move at warp speed, care deeply about craft, and act like owners. I interview every person before they join. It’s the highest-leverage part of my job. As Vinod Khosla famously said “the team you build is the company you build”. Next year I want to write this post celebrating 100+ people at Warp. Our mission is to build the AI-native employee management platform for high-growth companies. That's a decade-long bet. Teams that are having fun tend to outlast everyone else, and we're having a lot of fun. If you’d like to work with this all-star team, and build a generational company, you should apply. We’re hiring across eng, design, and GTM actively. DM me.

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Funding

Warp 3 total rounds

Last Round

Series A

US$ 18.0M

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