Aftercare (YC W24) — Conversational AI surveys with intelligent follow-up questions
Aftercare helps you run surveys with AI-powered follow-up questions to dig into responses for deeper insights—it’s like having a skilled interviewer for every survey.
Aftercare is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Conversational AI surveys with intelligent follow-up questions. The founders listed are Aidan Lee (Founder/CEO), Justin May (Founder/CPO), Anand Nanduri (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, February 29, 2024).
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Aftercare helps you run surveys with AI-powered follow-up questions to dig into responses for deeper insights—it’s like having a skilled interviewer for every survey.
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Aftercare helps market researchers add AI to their surveys to gather deeper insights and save time manually processing data. We integrate with survey platforms to create conversational followup questions in real-time, evaluate data quality, and code open-ended responses automatically.
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Aidan Lee
Founder/CEO
Co-founder of Aftercare
ex-Growth Strategy at Datadog, Investment Banking at Barclays.
NYU Stern '20
Justin May
Founder/CPO
Co-Founder at Aftercare
ex-Senior Software engineer at Palantir, Nextdoor | Rutgers '20
Anand Nanduri
Founder/CTO
Co-Founder at Aftercare | ex-Senior Software engineer at Affirm | Yale '20
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