Overview
LinkGrep is an AI browser copilot for teams[1] founded in 2023. The company participated in Y Combinator's Winter 2023 batch[3] and operates with a team size of 2[4]. According to Y Combinator's directory, LinkGrep maintains locations in Jacksonville, Florida; New York, New York; and operates remotely[2]. The platform addresses collaboration challenges by automatically tracking links and documents, providing semantic search across integrated tools like Notion and Slack, enabling direct webpage annotation for team comments, and automating actions such as opening relevant links before meetings[5].
Modern teams work in the browser. But browsers weren't built for teams 😔. This leads to a bunch of problems like: - Knowledge/info that is hard to find (links that get lost, documentation that gets, buried, silos, etc) - Poor collaboration - Inefficient workflows LinkGrep is an AI browser copilot that solves those problems by making your browser team friendly. Specifically we help teams: 1. 🔗 Keep track of links, documents, and more automatically. With LinkGrep you'll never have to manually add or save a link. 2. 🔍 Find information that matters. LinkGrep connects with your existing tools like Notion and Slack and will automatically suggest relevant information to you as your browse (we have semantic search that you can fallback on). Demo: https://youtu.be/jwcPGDRy4oQ 3. 👥 Collaborate better. LinkGrep lets you leave notes and comments directly on web pages — you won't ever have to copy paste a link into Slack ever again. 4. 🤖 Automate team actions like opening up the right links before a meeting. Never disrupt a meeting to send a link again. Demo: https://youtu.be/an3VKpAWft0 [5]
Y Combinator's directory lists the company location as Jacksonville, FL, USA; New York, NY, USA; Remote. [2]
Growth & traction
Y Combinator lists a team size of 2. [4]
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