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OneStop is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2025 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The local internet for NYC. The founders listed are Max Raven (Founder/CEO), Peyton Shields (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, August 12, 2025).
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Max Raven
Founder/CEO
Co-Founder & CEO @ OneStop — Building https://askonestop.com
Prior to Interface, I managed global AI transformation at McKinsey. I studied at MIT with research in data and analytics, where I was also an MIT human rights and technology fellow.
Peyton Shields
Founder/CTO
Co-Founder & CTO @ OneStop (askonestop.com)
Prior to Interface: Quant Dev at Citadel building real time risk infra and analytics. From low-latency ETL to market simulations for Commodities and Fixed Income.
Before Citadel I studied Electrical Engineering & Computer Science at MIT where I did both my undergrad and masters with a concentration in distributed and embedded system development.
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