Koah, a startup focused on monetizing AI-powered applications through advertising, announced a $5 million seed round led by Forerunner with participation from South Park Commons and AppLovin co‑founder Andrew Karam. Co‑founder and CEO Nic Baird said the company aims to serve the “long tail” of AI apps, especially those outside the United States, where subscription revenue is limited. Koah already delivers sponsored ads in several AI‑driven products, partnering with advertisers such as UpWork, General Medicine and Skillshare. The firm claims its ad format yields click‑through rates of 7.5%, delivering higher effectiveness while preserving user engagement. Read more →

Keplar, a two‑year‑old voice AI startup, announced a $3.4 million seed round led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from SV Angel, Common Metal and South Park Commons. The company’s platform uses conversational AI to conduct customer interviews, delivering insights faster and at lower cost than traditional market‑research firms. Keplar’s technology can automatically generate interview guides, reach out to participants via a voice assistant, and compile results into reports similar to those produced by human-checked research. Early customers include Clorox and Intercom, and the startup joins other AI‑driven research players such as Outset and Listen Labs. Read more →

Koah, a startup focused on monetizing AI-powered applications through advertising, announced a $5 million seed round led by Forerunner with participation from South Park Commons and AppLovin co‑founder Andrew Karam. Co‑founder and CEO Nic Baird said the company aims to serve the “long tail” of AI apps, especially those outside the United States, where subscription revenue is limited. Koah already delivers sponsored ads in several AI‑driven products, partnering with advertisers such as UpWork, General Medicine and Skillshare. The firm claims its ad format yields click‑through rates of 7.5%, delivering higher effectiveness while preserving user engagement. Read more →

Koah, a startup focused on monetizing AI-powered applications through advertising, announced a $5 million seed round led by Forerunner with participation from South Park Commons and AppLovin co‑founder Andrew Karam. Co‑founder and CEO Nic Baird said the company aims to serve the “long tail” of AI apps, especially those outside the United States, where subscription revenue is limited. Koah already delivers sponsored ads in several AI‑driven products, partnering with advertisers such as UpWork, General Medicine and Skillshare. The firm claims its ad format yields click‑through rates of 7.5%, delivering higher effectiveness while preserving user engagement. Read more →

Keplar, a two‑year‑old voice AI startup, announced a $3.4 million seed round led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from SV Angel, Common Metal and South Park Commons. The company’s platform uses conversational AI to conduct customer interviews, delivering insights faster and at lower cost than traditional market‑research firms. Keplar’s technology can automatically generate interview guides, reach out to participants via a voice assistant, and compile results into reports similar to those produced by human-checked research. Early customers include Clorox and Intercom, and the startup joins other AI‑driven research players such as Outset and Listen Labs. Read more →

Keplar, a two‑year‑old voice AI startup, announced a $3.4 million seed round led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from SV Angel, Common Metal and South Park Commons. The company’s platform uses conversational AI to conduct customer interviews, delivering insights faster and at lower cost than traditional market‑research firms. Keplar’s technology can automatically generate interview guides, reach out to participants via a voice assistant, and compile results into reports similar to those produced by human-checked research. Early customers include Clorox and Intercom, and the startup joins other AI‑driven research players such as Outset and Listen Labs. Read more →

Koah, a startup focused on monetizing AI-powered applications through advertising, announced a $5 million seed round led by Forerunner with participation from South Park Commons and AppLovin co‑founder Andrew Karam. Co‑founder and CEO Nic Baird said the company aims to serve the “long tail” of AI apps, especially those outside the United States, where subscription revenue is limited. Koah already delivers sponsored ads in several AI‑driven products, partnering with advertisers such as UpWork, General Medicine and Skillshare. The firm claims its ad format yields click‑through rates of 7.5%, delivering higher effectiveness while preserving user engagement. Read more →

Keplar, a two‑year‑old voice AI startup, announced a $3.4 million seed round led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from SV Angel, Common Metal and South Park Commons. The company’s platform uses conversational AI to conduct customer interviews, delivering insights faster and at lower cost than traditional market‑research firms. Keplar’s technology can automatically generate interview guides, reach out to participants via a voice assistant, and compile results into reports similar to those produced by human-checked research. Early customers include Clorox and Intercom, and the startup joins other AI‑driven research players such as Outset and Listen Labs. Read more →

Keplar, a two‑year‑old voice AI startup, announced a $3.4 million seed round led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from SV Angel, Common Metal and South Park Commons. The company’s platform uses conversational AI to conduct customer interviews, delivering insights faster and at lower cost than traditional market‑research firms. Keplar’s technology can automatically generate interview guides, reach out to participants via a voice assistant, and compile results into reports similar to those produced by human-checked research. Early customers include Clorox and Intercom, and the startup joins other AI‑driven research players such as Outset and Listen Labs. Read more →

Koah, a startup focused on monetizing AI-powered applications through advertising, announced a $5 million seed round led by Forerunner with participation from South Park Commons and AppLovin co‑founder Andrew Karam. Co‑founder and CEO Nic Baird said the company aims to serve the “long tail” of AI apps, especially those outside the United States, where subscription revenue is limited. Koah already delivers sponsored ads in several AI‑driven products, partnering with advertisers such as UpWork, General Medicine and Skillshare. The firm claims its ad format yields click‑through rates of 7.5%, delivering higher effectiveness while preserving user engagement. Read more →