Odo (YC S24) — Your email assistant because you deserve a better morning
Odo is your email assistant because you deserve a better morning. Odo can help you organize, draft emails, and follow-up effortlessly after meetings.
Odo is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Your email assistant because you deserve a better morning. The founders listed are Yooni Ahn (Founder/CEO), Andrew Wagner (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, May 29, 2024).
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Yooni Ahn
Founder/CEO
Yooni is the CEO and co-founder @ Odo. She built products and business at Robinhood (Robinhood Gold, Customer Care during Gamestop, Original Content) for five years. Before that, she did consulting at Oliver Wyman where she spent endless hours writing government proposals. She studied public policy at Princeton University.
Andrew Wagner
Founder/CTO
Andrew is the CTO and co-founder @ Odo. He was a staff engineer at Robinhood and spent many years freelancing where he developed outsized skill in taking projects from 0 to 1. It's there that he built a deep empathy for businesses struggling to balance billable work with finding new contracts.
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