Mulligan (YC W23) — AI automation for insurance brokerages
Mulligan (now Insure Stack) is an end-to-end AI automation platform for commercial insurance brokers. Automates quoting, policy checking, proposals and more by up to 90%.
Mulligan is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2023 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI automation for insurance brokerages. The founders listed are Aman Raghuvanshi (Founder), Emily Dorsey (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 30, 2022).
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Mulligan (now Insure Stack) is an end-to-end AI automation platform for commercial insurance brokers. Automates quoting, policy checking, proposals and more by up to 90%.
It was acquired in 2026 and is available here: https://insurestack.ai
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Insure Stack builds AI-powered insurance infrastructure that removes manual, repetitive work across the entire insurance lifecycle. Built for licensed professionals.
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Aman Raghuvanshi
Founder
Prior to co-founding Mulligan, I worked at Sightly where I was the Director of Product. Studied Computer Science at Claremont McKenna College (through Harvey Mudd) and graduated in 2018. I enjoy watching F1, reading (mostly historical non-fiction that reads like fiction) and playing squash. I have three A.I. patents.
Emily Dorsey
Founder
I previously worked on the HoloLens at Microsoft. I studied Computer Science and French at Harvey Mudd College, and graduated in 2018. I love reality TV, knitting, and baking.
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