Locale (YC S21) — Organic and gourmet high-protein meals, designed for longevity
We create organic high-protein meals with high standards, backed by leading longevity research. Our standards: - 40-60g protein per meal - Nutrient-dense meat (grass-fed, pasture-raised, wild-caught) - No seed oils (cooked in extra virgin olive oil) - 8g+ fiber per meal - Organic, pesticide-free produce - No processed ingredients.
Locale is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Organic and gourmet high-protein meals, designed for longevity. The founders listed are Christopher Clark (Founder), Kaveh Nemati (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, July 15, 2021).
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We create organic high-protein meals with high standards, backed by leading longevity research.
Our standards:
- 40-60g protein per meal
- Nutrient-dense meat (grass-fed, pasture-raised, wild-caught)
- No seed oils (cooked in extra virgin olive oil)
- 8g+ fiber per meal
- Organic, pesticide-free produce
- No processed ingredients. No refined sugars
- Microplastic-free, reusable glass jars
- High in Anti-inflammatories, and Omega-3s
Since starting in 2020, we’ve delivered 100K+ orders and are backed by a16z, Y-Combinator, Goodwater, Decent Capital, and other top investors.
Christopher Clark
Founder
Kaveh Nemati
Founder
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