Plain-English reference pages on the companies that matter — how they make money, what they're worth, who they compete with, and the latest funding. Sourced and updated regularly.
The AI-safety lab behind Claude — now the world's most valuable AI startup.
The maker of ChatGPT — the company that put generative AI in front of the world.
The data + AI 'lakehouse' platform racing toward one of tech's biggest IPOs.
The financial infrastructure that quietly powers a huge share of the internet's payments.
The AI-native code editor that scaled to $4B ARR in ~3 years — and was acquired by SpaceX for $60B.
The AI answer engine going straight at Google — sourced answers instead of ten blue links.
The data foundry behind frontier models — now roughly half-owned by Meta.
Europe's frontier AI champion — open-weight models with a sovereign-AI pitch.
The collaborative design platform that went public in 2025 after walking away from Adobe's $20B.
Elon Musk's AI lab behind Grok — now a $250B subsidiary of SpaceX.
Musk's rocket, Starlink, and AI giant — the largest IPO in history at ~$1.77 trillion.
The enterprise-and-sovereign AI lab betting on private deployments over consumer hype.
The enterprise AI search and work assistant turning company knowledge into an agent platform.
The AI-inference platform that turned 'running models in production' into its own infrastructure category.
The legal-AI leader putting autonomous agents inside the world's biggest law firms.
The bank-account connectivity layer behind thousands of fintech apps — now weighing an IPO.
The advanced nuclear-fuel maker riding the AI power boom straight into a 2026 IPO.
The AI-coding-agent maker behind Devin and Windsurf — 13x revenue growth in one year.
The AI image generator that hit ~$500M ARR with zero venture funding and ~40 employees.
The browser-based coding platform whose AI agents tripled its valuation to $9B in six months.
The AI-native corporate card that started as a startup-only challenger — now a $5.15B Capital One subsidiary.
The startup-banking platform that hit a $5.2B valuation and says it doesn't plan to raise again.
The Dutch payments platform that never took VC-style growth-at-all-costs money — public since 2018, processing well over €1 trillion a year.
The original online-payments giant, now defending a ~$53B market cap against Stripe, Apple Pay, and its own Venmo.