Vibe (YC S24) — Making everyone a software engineer
Vibe enables everyone to turn their thoughts into real world apps through conversation. Let’s vibe code the future.
Vibe is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Making everyone a software engineer. The founders listed are Ray Morgan (Founder/CEO), Katia Bazzi (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, July 8, 2024).
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Ray Morgan
Founder/CEO
Ray is the CEO of Vibe, making everyone a software engineer
Before Vibe, Ray spent 10 years at Stripe leading and scaling the core payments engineering teams (<$10B payments volume to well over $100B a year), launching new products (Stripe Issuing, new payment methods), and worked on Stripe’s enterprise readiness efforts to enable enterprise accounts like Amazon. Prior to Stripe, Ray started a company that got acquired by Ebay and led the frontend engineering team at Zappos.
Katia Bazzi
Founder/CTO
Katia is the CTO of Vibe
Previously, Katia was an engineering leader at Stripe -- there, she launched new financial products such as credit cards and banking as a service, processing >$6B per year. Before that, she led engineering teams at a distributed tracing startup (Lightstep) and Eventbrite after graduating from CMU.
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