Broccoli AI (YC W22) — AI-native operating system for home service businesses
Broccoli is building the AI-native operating system for home service businesses. Running a plumbing or HVAC company is chaotic: calls, scheduling, dispatch, follow-ups, marketing.
Broccoli AI is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2022 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI-native operating system for home service businesses. The founders listed are Abhishek (AJ) Jain (Founder), Aditya Ketkar (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, March 3, 2022).
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Broccoli is building the AI-native operating system for home service businesses. Running a plumbing or HVAC company is chaotic: calls, scheduling, dispatch, follow-ups, marketing. We automate all of it so contractors can focus on what they do best: serving customers.
Our AI agents handle both revenue and ops; answering phones 24/7, booking jobs in real time, following up on leads, and alerting techs when emergencies hit.
We’ve grown from 0 to 800+ contractors in under 2 years, raised Series A round led by Khosla Ventures to take on one of the biggest labor automation opportunities in the country.
Together, Adi and AJ co-founded Telematica, where they built energy-management systems for large European utilities and charging-point operators. They have raised $1.5M for Telematica and $25M for Broccoli.
Abhishek (AJ) Jain
Founder
Aditya Ketkar
Founder
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