Carma (YC W24) — The agentic workspace that runs construction operations for profit
Carma is building an AI-native platform that transforms fleet operations from tedious, manual work into effortless, automated workflows. We’re the fastest-growing company in fleet management software.
Carma is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The agentic workspace that runs construction operations for profit. The founders listed are Muhammad Alasgarli (Founder/CEO), Suleyman Alasgarli (Founder/CRO) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 27, 2023).
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Carma is building an AI-native platform that transforms fleet operations from tedious, manual work into effortless, automated workflows.
We’re the fastest-growing company in fleet management software. Carma already powers some of the largest fleets in the U.S., including Fortune 500 clients, saving operations teams thousands of hours by eliminating busywork and keeping vehicles on the road.
Backed by Soma Capital, Y Combinator, founders of Superhuman, and Tier-1 investors, we raised our $5.5M seed and are sprinting toward a Series A in 2026.
We’re hiring the top 0.1% of engineers who want real ownership and impact—starting Day 1, you’ll build and ship fast to production for enterprise clients. Fleet operations run in real time, so your work is immediately used in the field and gets real customer feedback in hours, not months.
Muhammad Alasgarli
Founder/CEO
Suleyman Alasgarli
Founder/CRO
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