Rastro (YC S24) — The fastest way to launch product catalogs
We help distributors and manufacturers turn catalog chaos into launch-ready products. Share vendor data, pull online specs and pricing, fuzzy match to your database, generate images, and output products in your exact schema.
Rastro is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The fastest way to launch product catalogs. The founders listed are Baptiste Cumin (Founder/CEO), Augustin Baudoin (Founder), Papa Sougou Wele (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, July 18, 2024).
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We help distributors and manufacturers turn catalog chaos into launch-ready products. Share vendor data, pull online specs and pricing, fuzzy match to your database, generate images, and output products in your exact schema.
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AI agents for catalog operations in manufacturing and distribution. Map messy supplier data to your taxonomy, enrich missing fields, validate quality, and deliver outputs in your exact format.
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Baptiste Cumin
Founder/CEO
CEO @ Rastro: the fastest way for retailers to launch thousands of products.
Previously a lead on Shopify's catalog team for 6 years as a Staff AI Engineer.
Augustin Baudoin
Founder
COO @ Rastro - Launch products faster
Previously Ops @ Uber and DS @ Criteo / French Gov.
Papa Sougou Wele
Founder
CTO @ Rastro: the fastest way for retailers to launch thousands of products.
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