Crow

I meet a lot of founders who are worried by the rapid rate of technological change. They shouldn't be. It may feel uncomfortable, but techno-turbulence is net good for startups. They're much more likely to adapt successfully to some big change than incumbents are.

I was on a plane yesterday vibe coding and the 20 something engineer sitting next to me asked me what I was doing. He had heard about these tools but don’t use them. I was blown away. These tools are like the holy grail for engineers! It’s Feb 2026 and you haven’t tried it yet?

Your users don't want to click through 14 screens anymore. They just want to say what they want and have it happen. Browser agents are trying to solve this — but from the outside, automating the same old interfaces. That's a patch, not a shift. The real shift is software going AI-native from within. Crow (YC W26) (@usecrow_ai) gets you there without the rebuild. Users type what they want to do, and Crow just does it. usecrow.ai

🚀 @usecrow_ai launched! Let Users Control Your App Through Chat “Connect Crow's AI agent to your product, and users can type what they want instead of clicking through menus.” 🌐 fondo.ai/4pUmHVj Congrats @aryanvij02 @jaixbhatia!!

@Fondocom @aryanvij02 @jaixbhatia Stop letting your users churn because they can’t find the right button, get Crow on your app instead 🫣

Crow (@usecrow_ai) lets users control your app through chat. Connect Crow's AI agent to your product, and users can type what they want instead of clicking through menus. Congrats on the launch @aryanvij02 and @jaixbhatia! ycombinator.com/launches/PDm-c…