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Simplex (Simplex) builds developer-first web agents that companies use to integrate with legacy portals. They're already in production, dispatching freight shipments, downloading customers’ invoices, and fetching websites’ internal APIs. Congrats on the launch, Shreya Karpoor & @marcon680!

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quang1 year ago

@usesimplex We use simplex at fleetworks. Big fan of Shreya and Marco!

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Ruul1 year ago

Freelancing just got simpler—Ruul handles it all, from invoicing to payment collection. Create your first invoice today and #StartRuuling!

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maggie1 year ago

@usesimplex incredibly excited to see simplex in action, can’t think of a better, more powerhouse team to tackle this problem

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cat1 year ago

@usesimplex let’s go!! so impressed by Shreya and Marco

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Gabriel Jarrosson1 year ago

@usesimplex Finally, bots that know what they’re doing

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Pushkar Lanka1 year ago

@usesimplex exciting stuff!

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Taylor Johnson1 year ago

@usesimplex Is this anduril foundry as an api? I like it.

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Taylor Johnson1 year ago

@usesimplex Dm the angelist link

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