Glimmer
AI search for massive PDFs
Founders
Not read from YC yet; the weekly run fills these in.
Same space
Competitors
Closest in what they build, same category.
Adjacent
Overlapping tags, a different niche.
Artemis SearchS22A search technology that actually finds what you’re looking for.Shared: searchActive
ExaS21Web search rebuilt for LLMsShared: searchActive
Branch AIS23AI Overview Search, as a ServiceShared: searchInactive
UndermindS24An AI agent for scientific researchShared: searchActive
LumonaW24AI-enabled search engine featuring insights from social media.Shared: searchInactive
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Batchmates in Winter 2024.
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AbelW24Transforming document review for litigation teamsInactive
AdaptedW24AI physical therapy for athletesActive
AedilicW24Open-Source AI-generated image/deepfake detectionInactive
About Glimmer
Glimmer is a new way to search massive PDFs using AI. If you've ever dealt with massive PDFs (i.e. over 1,000 pages), you know how broken search can be. You have no choice but to use “Cmd-F” and manually sift through thousands of search results to find specific information. Professionals in construction, law, finance, and healthcare spend hours doing this every day. Glimmer makes searching these large documents 10x easier. When you upload a PDF, Glimmer uses AI to intelligently index your documents. You can then search your PDF in natural language and get answers with verifiable page sources. You can get started with Glimmer for free with any kind of PDF at withglimmer.com.
San Francisco, CA, USA
Glimmer: questions
Which YC batch was Glimmer in?
Glimmer was in Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch (W24).
Is Glimmer still active?
Y Combinator lists Glimmer as inactive.
Where is Glimmer based?
Glimmer lists San Francisco, CA, USA as its location on YC's directory.
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