Vesence is building AI for High-Stakes Work. Already rolled out at law firms, investment funds, consultants, and where details matters the most.
Vesence is a Y Combinator company in the Spring 2025 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The Agent-Native Computer. The founders listed are Henrik Hansson (Founder/CEO), Ludvig Swanstrom (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, May 13, 2025).
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Vesence is building AI for High-Stakes Work.
Already rolled out at law firms, investment funds, consultants, and where details matters the most.
Vesence is a browser-based desktop where professionals work alongside agents to review work, send emails, manage their calendar, and edit decks, documents and spreadsheets.
Vesence lists 2 open roles on its directory entry.
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A desktop in your browser where you direct agents to do the work and stay in control. Used by law firms, banks, investment funds and consultancies.
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Henrik Hansson
Founder/CEO
CEO and Co-founder of Vesence. Cursor for Lawyers.
Three facts:
- Studied at Sweden's top two universities in parallel. Physics and economics at 200 percent pace.
- Amassed tens of millions of streams as a music producer. Still getting around $3K in royalties per month to this day.
- Worked together with Anton, founder of Lovable, at Depict for 3 years.
Ludvig Swanstrom
Founder
Co-Founder at Vesence. YC-Backed. Forbes 30u30. Former Pro-Basketball Player.
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