YCS26· AIMosaic
Defining the frontier of multiplayer AI.
Founders
- Shubham PatilFounder
- Dorsa RohaniFounder
Same space
Adjacent
Overlapping tags, a different niche.
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About Mosaic
Mosaic gives teams and their coding agents shared memory across every session, so everyone can understand what happened, why decisions were made, and pick up where someone else left off. We started as a real-time coding environment where multiple people and their agents can work together live. It went viral, defined the multiplayer AI category, and inspired frontier labs like Anthropic. Together, we’re building the infrastructure for people and agents to share context and work together.
San Francisco, CA, USA
Mosaic: questions
Which YC batch was Mosaic in?
Mosaic was in Y Combinator's Summer 2026 batch (S26).
Is Mosaic still active?
Y Combinator lists Mosaic as active.
Who founded Mosaic?
Mosaic's founders, as listed on its YC page: Shubham Patil (Founder), Dorsa Rohani (Founder).
Where is Mosaic based?
Mosaic lists San Francisco, CA, USA as its location on YC's directory.
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