Vexo (YC F26) — An AI bracelet that remembers your day and acts before you ask
Every AI today waits for a prompt. Vexo already has the context: the restaurant a friend mentioned, the intro you promised, the idea you had on a walk.
Vexo is a Y Combinator company in the Fall 2026 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: An AI bracelet that remembers your day and acts before you ask. The founders listed are Haris Malik (Founder/CEO), Farqaleet Kiani (Founder/CTO), Vikram Narra (Founder/CPO) (Y Combinator directory entry, September 28, 2026).
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Every AI today waits for a prompt. Vexo already has the context: the restaurant a friend mentioned, the intro you promised, the idea you had on a walk. It turns what it hears into private memories and acts on them, booking the table, sending the follow-up, and ordering the groceries through the apps you already use.
It's a woven bracelet with a microphone and health sensors. No screen, and nothing to open.
Vexo never keeps your audio. Only you can see your memories, and you can delete them anytime.
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Meet Vexo Band. Health sensors beneath. A microphone at your side. Explore the design, inside and out.
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Haris Malik
Founder/CEO
Previously at Tesla and K-Scale Labs (W24). CS at UofT
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