Our biggest update ever, launching today Introducing the Content API and Goals Have your agent drive email sending for your platform, in the same canvas as you, then measure and improve the metrics that matter First up, the Campaign API

Westmag is building American robot actuators and drone motors at scale. In 2025, @westmagco raised $11M led by @a16z, with participation from @FoundersFund, @LuxCapital, NFDG, @MenloVentures, and other top investors. Since then, we’ve been building industrial capacity, crawling up supply chains, and securing high-volume customers. Now, we’re ramping production at our factory in South San Francisco to deliver against committed offtake orders from high-volume customers. Westmag is committed to scaling quickly in the US to deliver millions of drone motors and robot actuators to the surging domestic and global market. We’re building the great American motor and actuator company.

gumloop raised a $50m series b led by benchmark here's a video we had fun making about the journey back to work.

Our own announcement flux.ai/p/blog/we-raised-37m…

Very excited to announce that Astranis is building a new satellite for Oman. We've signed a 9-figure contract with MB Group —the largest oil and gas conglomerate in Oman— to bring Oman its first dedicated communications satellite. This partnership was announced today in Oman with the leadership of MB Group and senior government officials from the Oman Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology. The deal is part of an overall $200 million investment by MB Group in sovereign connectivity, advancing the Vision 2040 program by the Oman government. This satellite will go up on our Block 3 launch later this year, going from contract to operations in months, not years. Sovereign connectivity is no longer optional. Countries need private, secure networks to know their data is secure and in the right hands. Astranis builds dedicated satellites that make this possible, giving our customer full control over payload configuration, coverage, and network operations. We are the only company that gives our customers a standalone, dedicated network that spans their geography of choice and delivers enterprise-grade security, customizability, and operational visibility of the network and data traffic. This type of infrastructure is impossible to replicate with shared networks or terrestrial links alone. And that's why countries like Oman and Taiwan are choosing Astranis. We built Astranis on the belief that access to secure, reliable communications infrastructure is foundational to growth. It's an honor to partner with MB Group and Oman, and we look forward to supporting the people of Oman and their digital future for many years to come.

For most of my life, I assumed technology only moved in one direction: Faster, better, cheaper. Progress felt inevitable. But if you look at the industry that once embodied American ambition, that's not happening. Over the past 50 years, our ability to build large construction projects has not just stagnated, it has eroded. We built faster, better, and cheaper in the 1960s than we do today. What a shame. This is happening at the exact moment we need to build more than ever. More energy to win the AI race, more critical minerals to secure our supply chain, and more advanced manufacturing to reindustrialize. In the last decade, China built an order of magnitude more energy infrastructure than the US. This is not how we win. That is why we’re building Unlimited. We are an AI-native, vertically integrated construction company. We’ve raised a $12M seed round co-led by @a16z (@KTmBoyle) and CIV (Abhijoy Mitra) to redefine how humanity builds. We’re going to automate construction end to end and ensure a future of radical physical abundance. A world where cities rise at the push of a button. Today we are designing and building $100M+ data centers, power plants, and mining facilities. Our AI platform compresses engineering timelines from months to days and delivers optimized designs that simply are not achievable through manual effort. The thing I am most proud of is the team we are building. A small, hyper talented group of multidisciplinary builders who work with intensity, care about craft, and genuinely give a shit. If you want to tackle problems that reshape the physical world and define the new playbook for how civilization builds in the decades ahead, reach out. We are hiring across mechanical, electrical, civil/structural, simulation, and software. We started the company earlier this year, raised money, built out the core technology and team, and kicked off our first real projects. And we’ve done it all under the radar until today. Excited to continue building the team that will build the future of our physical world. It's time to build. @unltdindustries

Today @FortuneMagazine ran a piece on @Mercury celebrating: * 3 years of profitability * $650m in annualized revenue * 40% year on year active customer growth * Building a long term + sustainable + trusted service for our customers Thanks @agarfinks for the write up.

while building my first company we got a *very good* acquisition offer early on. one of my investors tried very hard to convince me to take it. i was young, i figured if you get an offer like this early, you’ll see more later. was also just generally high ego + conviction + wasn’t confident about the idea of being an employee. we never got another offer that good. I had tunnel vision on what I wanted to build. truthfully i still have this tunnel vision! but after many stumbles i’ve learned to be a little more confident in it - the weakness & strength of it what’s interesting is out of all of our investors; this same investor who tried (very hard) to convince me to sell the company & was almost certainly right is one of the few who invested in my second company right out of the gate. he was a minority stakeholder but spent many hours on the phone with me walking through my decisions at every turn. he was a former exited founder himself and over many years he saw the mistakes i was making in real time and listened intently - and let me make them. he didn’t get frustrated or lose faith; he gave strong advice but just let me do my thing and learn the hard way. when i didn’t listen to him he didn’t write me off, he just accepted my fallibility and potential for growth. i’ve learned a lot about real leadership, friendship, investment and even fatherhood from @mlmilleratmit. one of the good ones & 10/10 recommend.

we raised a $13m seed round from 120+ of Silicon Valley’s top investors for @mastra, the leading TypeScript agent framework