Fig
Fig adds visual apps, shortcuts, and autocomplete to your terminal.
Founders
Not read from YC yet; the weekly run fills these in.
Same space
Adjacent
Overlapping tags, a different niche.
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About Fig
Fig is re-imagining the terminal. We make it more accessible to beginners and more productive for advanced engineers Our first product is autocomplete, but we plan to expand into a full App Store ecosystem for the Terminal. We can do a bunch of cool stuff, check out our website. And if you're interested, we are hiring 😀
San Francisco, CA, USA
Fig: questions
Which YC batch was Fig in?
Fig was in Y Combinator's Summer 2020 batch (S20).
Is Fig still active?
Y Combinator lists Fig as acquired.
Where is Fig based?
Fig lists San Francisco, CA, USA as its location on YC's directory.
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