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Bizmark
Otto, an AI worker for manufacturers that learns a factory's systems and spreadsheets, then takes over procurement, quoting and planning work.
Bizmark, in Y Combinator's Summer 2026 batch, sells Otto, which it describes as "the OpenClaw for manufacturers". In a few days Otto learns from a factory's systems and spreadsheets, then takes over repetitive work in procurement, quoting and production planning. The company's YC page states about $108k in annual recurring revenue, live use at multiple factories, and that last month Otto did the work of about nine full-time employees. The team is two people: Rodrigo Mosqueira and Oscar Aguilar. It is based in San Francisco. No funding beyond YC has been disclosed.
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- About $108kARR (company-stated)ycombinator.com (source, opens in a new tab) ·
- About 9 full-time employees' worthWork done last month (company-stated)ycombinator.com (source, opens in a new tab) ·
- 2Team sizeycombinator.com (source, opens in a new tab) ·
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- AI agents, Manufacturing, Procurement, Quoting, Yc S26