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Most founders face a brutal paradox 🤔 They need to develop community and awareness to grow, but they barely have time to build the core features that make their product valuable That's why Marcus Storm-Mollard is building Clarm (YC X25), the complete growth engine for software products. Clarm is an AI-powered platform that helps teams turn GitHub repositories into sustainable businesses by automating support, lead qualification, content marketing, and more. That means founders can focus on building a winning product, and automate the rest 💪 “The world needs more founders," Marcus says. "If you look around there are so many problems that we can solve. We need to support the people who are trying to tackle those problems in our lives.” Learn more about Marcus's journey and where Clarm is going next in our latest founder blog. Link in comments 💡

Transformers are critical to energy supply. But many are past their "best by" date That's why Joseph Kao, PhD is building Magnefy, an AI-powered predictive monitoring solution for critical grid infrastructure ⚡️ Magnefy uses high-frequency electromagnetic sensors to assess transformer health in real time. Data is then aggregated into an AI-powered analytics platform for risk monitoring, maintenance insights, and more. The team just raised $1.8 million in pre-seed funding and are already partnering with mission-critical facilities such as hospitals, data centers, and independent power producers. Having previously worked at Carbon, Facebook, and Apple, where he advised on Apple's Zero Waste Initiative, Joseph's mission has always been to maximize how efficiently we use energy. In the long run, he aims for Magnefy to become the single source of truth for critical electrical equipment health, helping minimize outages, maximize renewable energy, and promote energy equity in the developing world. Learn more about Joseph's journey in our latest founder blog. Link in comments

Launching a startup takes vision, but it also takes countless decisions that can feel overwhelming in the early days. Legal paperwork, equity splits, banking, cash management, hiring, fundraising — it’s enough to leave any founder asking “Where do I even begin?” We built Blueprint to answer that question. Blueprint is our new founder-first blog, written by CEO Rajeev Behera, that lays out the tactical steps of starting a company. Think of it as your playbook for the early stages: clear guidance, practical answers, and the reassurance that you’re not alone in figuring it all out. Because building something bold shouldn’t mean getting lost in the details. 📖 Read Blueprint here:https://lnkd.in/ga4GkxxJ

As the year winds down, it’s a good time to get ahead of a few key tax deadlines coming up in early 2026. Staying on top of these dates helps you avoid penalties and sets your company up for a smoother start to the new year. If you're an Every customer, our tax specialists can help you navigate all of this — here are the big dates to keep in mind: 1️⃣ January 31: 1099 filings due 2️⃣ March 1: Delaware Franchise Tax due 3️⃣ April 15: C-Corp tax returns due (Form 1120) If you want support this season, we’re here to help you stay organized, compliant, and focused on building, not paperwork.

Some days, it feels like the back office is running your startup instead of the other way around. You’re trying to focus on building your product, talking to customers, and growing your team—but payroll errors, HR questions, and tax deadlines keep pulling you away. We built Every for founders like you. On December 3rd at 10 am PT | 1 pm ET, we’re hosting a live conversation to show how Every simplifies the back office so you can spend more time building and less time managing admin. In this session, you’ll see: ✅ How to manage incorporation, payroll, HR, and taxes from a single platform ✅ The exact steps founders use to stay investor-ready ✅ Real examples from teams just like yours, plus live Q&A with our experts Save your spot at the link in the comments 👇 Can’t make it live? Don’t worry. Register and we’ll send the recording so you can watch anytime.

As a founder, building connections with fellow founders can be invaluable. But running around to networking events is exhausting. So Jessica Gerwin is launching Micro-Grants, a program aimed to foster stronger connections throughout San Francisco’s founder community. A founder herself, Jessica wanted to create more opportunities for founders to connect and learn from one another in serendipitous, natural moments. The program, in partnership with Every, offers $25 micro-grants to help founders meet other founders they don't know well (yet!). "You don't have to get coffee,” she explains. “If you're a founder who only drinks matcha, or maybe doesn't drink caffeine at all, then you can do something fun, like go to tartine, or buy shoes at Mission Cliffs. You can be creative with how you want to meet." Learn more about why Jessica launched Micro-Grants, where it's going next, and how you can get started in our latest founder blog. Link in comments ☕️