Expected Parrot
Simulate your customers with AI agents
Founders
- Robin HortonFounder/CEO
- John HortonFounder/CTO
Same space
Competitors
Closest in what they build, same category.
Adjacent
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About Expected Parrot
Expected Parrot helps companies simulate their customers with AI agents to explore pricing, product, marketing, communications and other scenarios at scale. Our open-source library and no-code web app let you design custom agent personas and conduct interviews and surveys with them using LLMs of your choice to generate results and reports. Everything is cached and reproducible, and you can send the same surveys to human respondents to validate results in the same interface.
Boston, MA, USA
Expected Parrot: questions
Which YC batch was Expected Parrot in?
Expected Parrot was in Y Combinator's Fall 2025 batch (F25).
Is Expected Parrot still active?
Y Combinator lists Expected Parrot as active.
Who founded Expected Parrot?
Expected Parrot's founders, as listed on its YC page: Robin Horton (Founder/CEO), John Horton (Founder/CTO).
Where is Expected Parrot based?
Expected Parrot lists Boston, MA, USA as its location on YC's directory.
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