Rimba (YC X25) — Streamlining data capture to report creation for heavy industries
Rimba integrates fragmented data — PDFs, Excel files, time-series, IoT sensors, equipment telemetry, and system performance data — to complete a workflow, such as populating a database, running analytics, and creating a report. Our software streamlines the entire journey from data capture to report creation for the physical world, starting with heavy industries such as renewables, oil & gas, supply chain, and chemicals.
Rimba is a Y Combinator company in the Spring 2025 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Streamlining Data Capture to Report Creation for Heavy Industries. The founder listed is Timothy Daniel (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, April 11, 2025).
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Rimba integrates fragmented data — PDFs, Excel files, time-series, IoT sensors, equipment telemetry, and system performance data — to complete a workflow, such as populating a database, running analytics, and creating a report.
Our software streamlines the entire journey from data capture to report creation for the physical world, starting with heavy industries such as renewables, oil & gas, supply chain, and chemicals.
Legacy systems don't communicate, and critical operational data remains siloed. Rimba bridges that gap by connecting data from fragmented systems and structures — ERPs, SCADA, SharePoint, email, and more — to automate workflows, classify inputs, transform data, and improve data monitoring.
Timothy Daniel
Founder/CEO
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