Poth Labs (YC S26) — Conversational surveys that replace qualtrics for large brands
Poth is an agentic research platform that connects to your company data, creates hypotheses about what might be causing problems, and validates them using both existing data and adaptive user feedback.
Poth Labs is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2026 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Conversational surveys that replace Qualtrics for large brands. The founders listed are Matthew Wong (Founder/CEO), Mojmir Horvath (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, June 24, 2026).
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What it does Conversational surveys that replace Qualtrics for large brands (source)
Example from a real report (our sample on Target): “In March 2026, Target announced a planned incremental $1 billion operating investment” Source: Target Corporation (press release)
Poth is an agentic research platform that connects to your company data, creates hypotheses about what might be causing problems, and validates them using both existing data and adaptive user feedback.
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Poth connects customer conversations, CRM, support, feedback, and product data so teams can find patterns and root causes with evidence-backed answers.
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Matthew Wong
Founder/CEO
Cofounder & CEO of Poth Labs. Ex-Palantir, Stanford
Mojmir Horvath
Founder
Cofounder & CTO of Poth Labs. Ex-Tietoevry and Phillips Academy
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