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Shaan Franchi

Shaan

Co-Founder/CEO

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Shaan previously worked at Goldman Sachs, Marcus by Goldman Sachs, Clarity Money, and other financial technology startups for 4 years in various product and growth roles. He graduated from Cornell and is an Airbnb Superhost along with his family. He is from the San Francisco Bay Area.

Aviraj Singh

Avi

Co-Founder/CTO

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Avi previously was the co-founder and CTO of a seed-funded business messaging startup for 3 years. Prior to that, he worked at various startups and tech companies, including Amazon. He graduated from UC Berkeley and is a property manager along with his family. He is from the Atlanta area.

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