YC Digest - 7/24-7/30

by Y Combinator7/31/2015

Top Stories from the YC World – July 24-July 30, 2015

YC News

Announcing The YC Startup School Radio Podcast

Essays

What Makes Founders Succeed by Jessica Livingston

Private Infrastructure by Aaron Harris

YC S15 Launches

Powered By IBM Watson, ROSS Intelligence Is Like Siri For Legal Knowledge

Foxpass Allows Any Company To Have Advanced Server And Network Security

Chaldal Powers Grocery Delivery For One Of The Densest Countries In The World

Captain401 Makes It Easy For Any Company To Have A 401k Program

Ironclad Is An App That Manages Legal Paperwork For Companies

ScopeAR Helps Fix Complex Mechanical Problems Remotely Using Augmented Reality

Hickory Helps Employees Retain What They Learn During Training

Triplebyte Launches Take-Home Interviews

Mimir Wants To Help Colleges Create Better Software Engineers

Go1Takes The Pain Out Of Company Onboarding And Compliance Training

GetScale Gives Hardware Companies Real-Time Quality Control For Their Factories

Wheely’s Makes Beautifully Designed Bicycle-Powered Cafés

teaBOT Makes Customized Cups Of Tea With The Touch Of A Button

YC Alum

Stripe (YC S09), Digital Payments Start-Up, Raises New Funding and Partners With Visa

Smart Spreadsheet Service Blockspring (YC S14) Raises $3.4 Million

Cambly (YC W14), an English-learning app focused on actual conversation, is spreading like wildfire in Asia

Taplytics (YC W14) adds new ‘smart push’ to get the right message to the right person at the right time

PersistIQ (YC S14) Raises $1.7M To Create Smarter Automation For Salespeople

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