• Haladir (YC W26)

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

  Haladir is the operational AI layer for logistics. We unify data across WMS, TMS, OMS, etc., deploy event-driven agents with execution authority, embed solver-grade optimization into 3PL and distributor operations, and produce RL environments for frontier AI labs. We help logistics operators embed observed AI at every level of the supply chain, helping make insights and deliver results. Today's AI brought intelligence. The next frontier is judgement. We define operational superintelligence as AI that consistently makes maximally-optimal operational decisions in complex environments. The first component is speed: continuous decisions that take operations managers and OR analysts weeks to make, in seconds. The second is reliability: every decision is guaranteed to satisfy operational constraints. The third is scope: optimize across thousands of constraints no human or team could possibly reason about.

• Logistikbude

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

  Founded in 2021 as a spinout from the Fraunhofer Institute, Logistikbude has developed a Load Carrier Management System (LCMS) that consolidates data from WMS, TMS and ERP systems and supplements gaps via a native app, IoT sensors and AI-driven document processing. Its core technology uses artificial intelligence to automatically extract and post data from PDFs and Excel documents, automating manual reconciliation and bookkeeping tasks related to load carrier exchanges. The company serves customers including Nagel-Group and DACHSER and processes over 50 million load carriers per month. Since its 2023 seed round, Logistikbude has grown its team from 4 to 25 employees. With the new Series A capital, the company plans to scale the LCMS internationally and strengthen its leadership in the newly defined software category.

• pyck

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

  Founded in 2023 in Schwäbisch Hall by Dr.-Ing. Daniel Jarr, Maximilian Mack and Matthias Nagel, pyck is developing what it claims to be the first open-source toolkit purpose-built for AI-driven warehouse logistics. The modular software allows logistics providers and e-commerce companies to tailor processes and integrate new technologies far more easily than with traditional, monolithic WMS products. According to the founders, customers can implement warehouse processes up to 60 % faster and at lower cost compared with conventional systems. Just one year after market launch, three large logistics enterprises are already rolling out the solution. The company intends to broaden its product by releasing a tool for user-friendly data-type management and by making it easier to plug in additional technologies and partners. Proceeds from its recent seed financing will also fund team expansion and international go-to-market efforts. No revenue figures were disclosed in the article.

• Complir

  Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

  Complir builds an AI-driven platform that matches products to local regulatory requirements, automates required documentation and compliance workflows, and keeps those rules updated as products and laws change. The company was founded in Copenhagen in 2024 following a real-world problem at Flying Tiger Copenhagen and has focused on customers in complex European retail organizations. Over the past six months Complir reported 45% month-over-month growth and has opened an office in France as a first step in international expansion. Financially, Complir completed a €1.7M pre-seed round in December 2024 led by Vendep Capital at a €8.5M post-money valuation, received a €146,000 grant from Innovationsfonden, and has now accepted a $500,000 investment from Y Combinator. Management says the YC backing will provide capital, network and operational support to scale the business more quickly.

No current team members are available.