Lore (YC S24) — Transform your iMessage conversations into shareable stories
Transform your iMessage conversations into shareable stories Founded by a team of ex-Google Photos and AI engineers, we’re bringing the same “turn personal data into something you actually come back to” loop to relationships
Lore is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Transform your iMessage conversations into shareable stories. The founders listed are Terrell Marshall (Founder/CEO), Aditya Nadkarni (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, June 25, 2024).
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Transform your iMessage conversations into shareable stories
Founded by a team of ex-Google Photos and AI engineers, we’re bringing the same “turn personal data into something you actually come back to” loop to relationships
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Terrell Marshall
Founder/CEO
Terrell Marshall is the co-founder and CEO of Lore.
Before Lore, Terrell worked on AI products with over 1 billion users at Google, like Google Photos, Google Payments, and Hotels Search, and as a software engineer at Workday. Before that, Terrell studied computer science where he met his co-founder Aditya Nadkarni and created a patent for an AI Physical Therapy Platform
Aditya Nadkarni
Founder/CTO
Aditya Nadkarni is the co-founder and CTO of Lore. Together with his co-founder, Terrell Marshall, they help users transform their iMessage conversations into shareable stories. Aditya spearheads the development of their platform, drawing from his experience at Flexport's AI and document processing team, and Artera, a start-up streamlining doctor-patient communication.
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