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London YC W20 developer productivity launcher at $47.8M total ($30M Atomico Series B Sep 2024); hundreds of thousands of daily active users on Mac with Windows/iOS expansion competing with Alfred for keyboard-driven developer workflow automation.
Raycast is a London, UK-based developer productivity and application launcher — backed by Y Combinator (W20) with $47.8 million in total funding including a $30 million Series B in September 2024 led by Atomico with Accel, Coatue, Atlassian Ventures, and angels including the CEOs of Vercel, GitHub, and Shopify — providing engineers and knowledge workers with a keyboard-driven command interface for macOS (with Windows and iOS expansion underway) that centralizes access to applications, workflows, clipboard history, custom scripts, and integrations with developer tools (GitHub, Jira, Slack, Linear, Figma) through a single launcher, serving hundreds of thousands of daily active users on a freemium model. Founded by Thomas Mann, Raycast positions as the productivity multiplier that reduces the context-switching overhead that consumes up to 50% of a developer's day on non-coding tasks.
Bucket Robotics builds modular autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and industrial environments, designed for rapid deployment without requiring fixed infrastructure or facility modifications.
Bucket Robotics is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) company that designs modular, rapidly deployable robots for warehouse automation and industrial material handling. Unlike traditional warehouse automation systems that require significant facility modifications, fixed conveyors, and multi-month installation projects, Bucket Robotics' AMRs navigate dynamically using onboard sensors and AI, allowing deployment in existing facilities without permanent infrastructure changes.
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