Pavan Pinnamaneni retweeted
Introducing Truli: AI-native regulatory compliance for consumer products, backed by @speedrun .
Consumer brands lose billions every year to preventable compliance mistakes, yet regulatory review still runs on PDFs, spreadsheets, and manual workflows.
Give Truli your ingredients, formulations, packaging, and other product materials, then connect your social and retail channels. It catches issues instantly and keeps monitoring as new risks emerge.
From the fastest-growing brands to Nasdaq-listed companies, teams are using Truli to cut regulatory costs and review products in minutes.
It’s time to modernize the regulatory infrastructure for the trillion dollar consumer goods industry.
Pavan Pinnamaneni retweeted
Today, Nolla Health became the first organization in the U.S. (and possibly the world) to receive regulatory approval for an AI to issue initial prescriptions.
This makes Nolla the first ever actual end-to-end AI doctor.
Seeing our cohort ship, close deals, and launch products has been sick. Pushed us a ton and gave us a community @foundersinc
194 builders made an irreversible decision to join our sf campus.
they quit their jobs or dropped out of school to work on their dreams full time.
all working on different ideas. almost all starting at zero.
0 users. 0 MRR. 0 subscribers. 0 listeners. etc.
and now, 4 weeks later things have changed...
& they want to show you what the’ve done in person:
arshan + obaid built a stablecoin neo bank with 6% yeild (x.com/arshanmahmad 🇺🇸) went from 3,000 to 50,000 signups
Hugo built a world model that runs locally on an M1 Mac ( @hugothomel ) j
just launched to 200k views & is building a team
anand predicts if ai will mention you before you publish so you can win more customers.
onboarded his 6 enterprise customers.
cam is building city-scale outdoor roombas to plow snow. (@campedersen )
built out the 1st version in our lab
daisy built an rental marketplace that uses video listings (@theaptplug )
launched yesterday to 900+ downloads
ryan + davel + trung turn codebases into graphs.
hit 0->10,000+ installs. (@nogicryan)
ben + noah built a mini keypad that turns shortcuts into single-button presses with custom icons. (@ben_baybay)
shipped v2 of the device
aridam + gurbaz are automating ordering for restaurants with voice agents (@gurbazo )
2 locations signed annually
grace + kyle are building data infrastructure for physical ai. (@GZinMetaverse)
got their 1st paid pilot signed & hosted the world's largest robot hackathon (100 robots built)
natalie + irvin + lucky make cute ai pet robots that fit in your pocket. (@natalieyeo )
500+ pre-orders & shipped first 5 devices.
rishabh + hasan + shivansh built ai agents for e-commerce performance marketing. (@joshaeeee )
onboarded 15 design partners, first customer launching.
pavan + suket built ai os for orthopedic practices. (@PavPinn 🇺🇸)
live in 10 clinics, 94% conversion from trial to paid
sebastian + eivind built the world's best ai for tenders. from discovery to submission. (x.com/sebmandal )
flying to another country to close their first gov deal
this is the first 13 out of 100 teams lol
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Pavan Pinnamaneni retweeted
Biggest Takeaway from @fdotinc fireside chat with Daniel, CEO of Rork:
"As a founder, you cannot outsource your biggest problems. So if your biggest problem is growth, you have to understand growth." - @daniel_dhawan
Needed structured HIIT workouts.
Didn’t want to pay for classes.
Built an iOS app last night.
Ship > subscribe
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Pavan Pinnamaneni retweeted
SF Tech week was cool, but @PavPinn and I skipped Thursday and Friday to shadow a customer in his clinic in Reno. Drove 4 hours and got to work.
Instead of networking, we watched every click, felt every frustration, and shipped 6 product updates that same night.
This is how we build at Mira Health!
4 weeks in at Mira Health:
9 practices
16 daily users
2+ hrs daily engagement
0% churn
Pavan Pinnamaneni retweeted
I'm building Mira Health with @PavPinn, the AI-powered RCM platform for private practice orthopedic medicine. 🚀
Why? Surgeons lose ~$275k/year to claim denials caused by admin overwork.
Our RCM platform automates the revenue cycle, from note to cash. We're live with 8 pilot customers, seeing 2+ hrs of daily use & zero churn.
If you're a surgeon or investor in #HealthTech, let's connect!
100%. AI in healthcare can expand access and deliver tailored, high-impact advice. Especially in places where doctors are scarce
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Experienced this problem intimately while helping set up my brother’s practice. Doctors should be focused on care not spending half their overhead on admin
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SF’s best feature isn’t the weather, it’s the density of builders. Twice I’ve voiced a technical problem in public and someone nearby also worked through the same issue. Builders everywhere 🚀
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Pavan Pinnamaneni retweeted
The most underrated talk in all of YC Startup School was by @Jacob_Heller. The 3 steps to build in AI B2B from the CEO of Casetext (YC S13) 🧵
Anthropic cooked (again). Love their products and leadership 🙌 Getting tempted to use their SDK w/ gitthub copilot bc Cursor’s usage based pricing is rough
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Wild! Natural language to query a database 🤯 I had already been using AI to help with SQL syntax but this is another level. So cool!
I am coming around to why MCP is so impressive.
For one of my side projects, I used to have to log onto my database admin (PgAdmin) to query stuff.
I connected an MCP server to Postgres and can "talk" with my database (and data!)
An uplevel in my productivity + ease of work.
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