
Co-Founder & CTO @raisi_ai | @UseIrisAgent | Forbes Technology Council | Brown Uni
Madrid
Joined September 2025
- Tweets93
- Following70
- Followers51
- Likes51
incredibly cool
really looking forward to seeing what they come up with for iris-agent.co 💪
Today we’re introducing Relay
We raised $20M from Google, Point72 & the founder of Reddit to build it.
1) Drop your website
2) Relay will create your content
3) Automatically distributes to our network of 50,000 U.S. creators
4) Drive millions of views and insights for your brand
Comment your website URL below and we’ll build your brand’s content library for free 👇
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The post claims Relay raised $20M from Google, Point72 & Reddit's founder with a 50k US creator network, but the site describes a small-scale TikTok content tool with no such details or scale and no independent sources confirm the claims.
relaystudio.ai
We’re live on @producthunt with Iris today.
Context is a big part of what we’re building.
Instead of repeatedly making you explain the same things – the more Iris works inside your company’s workflows, the more context it can carry into the next task.
A few things we care a lot about as we build:
• model agnostic because we want to use the right model for the task, not force everything through one provider
• self-hosted routing for sensitive company data and IP-heavy work
• expensive reasoning where it actually improves the outcome, not on every single task
• a very simple interface with most of the complexity happening underneath
• memory that makes recurring workflows meaningfully better the more you use it
This video shows what that compounding context loop starts to look like ↓
Hey, we just went live on @ProductHunt with Iris!
we’re building AI agents for the work that gets stuck between people and apps.
a customer needs an update. engineering is waiting on a decision. someone needs to check the CRM, read the Slack thread and follow up. you end up coordinating the whole thing yourself.
Iris brings agents into those workflows to help gather the information, prepare the next steps and keep work moving across the tools your company already uses.
there are a few things we care a lot about ↓
Garry Tan (President & CEO of YC) on building agents to be your second brain.
Earlier this year you needed to setup complex systems in order to have something that felt useful.
Now Instinct, Muse and iHermes are proof that you can have an incredibly powerful agent in something as familiar as your iMessage.
We've moved out of separate apps/computers into iMessage. What's coming next?
@karpathy what do you think the next version of agent interactions will be?
early stage founders & sales ppl just want to close deals.
no one wants to spend their whole morning bouncing around different apps.
a customer email, Slack discussion, Linear issue and CRM record are all pieces of the same job.
we’re improving the operator's workflow with iHermes: find the blocker, get the next step moving and follow through – quickly.
giving you more time with the customer and less time carrying information between apps.
i think some of the most useful software we’ll use will look boring.
a message. a question. a result.
under the hood, a lot has to work: find the right history, choose the tools, deal with missing information, keep the task moving and check what actually happened.
that’s where i expect more of the product work to go.
when an operator asks what’s blocking a renewal, they shouldn’t have to open Gmail, Slack, Linear and a CRM just to reconstruct the situation before doing anything about it.
iHermes is our bet on putting that work behind a conversation people already know how to have.
Introducing iHermes
A personal AI assistant powered by Hermes Agent, with GBrain for memory. You talk to it in iMessage.
We're huge fans of Hermes. We've been using it to build internal systems and automate work, and we wanted more people to get that kind of value without having to set up the whole thing themselves.
Start with one text. Connect the apps you use, hand off a task, and let it work through the steps. It keeps useful context from your earlier work and follows up proactively.
Our goal is to make iHermes the most transparent and secure personal assistant in iMessage, built around the person using it.
Your assistant should work for you.
all instinct and muse users now:
Introducing iHermes
A personal AI assistant powered by Hermes Agent, with GBrain for memory. You talk to it in iMessage.
We're huge fans of Hermes. We've been using it to build internal systems and automate work, and we wanted more people to get that kind of value without having to set up the whole thing themselves.
Start with one text. Connect the apps you use, hand off a task, and let it work through the steps. It keeps useful context from your earlier work and follows up proactively.
Our goal is to make iHermes the most transparent and secure personal assistant in iMessage, built around the person using it.
Your assistant should work for you.
SaaS and frontend workflows are way less important than hyper efficient backend systems.
The interface should not be the primary value-add of your product.
The product should be whatever helps you achieve the shortest path from "I need this done" to done.
Most agents add another dashboard, another setup flow, or another place to remember to look.
It would be better to just text your tasks in plain language. Then if the job needs a tool connection or extra info, you should be asked for it when needed.
Today we announced our partnership with @tryramp
Why would a fundraising platform partner with a financial operations platform?
The first answer is obvious, but there is another much bigger answer at the core of what we do.
That’s how we think about partnerships.
They’re not just logos on a website.
They’re opportunities to make our intelligent system more useful by connecting founders with the right tools at the right time.
Check out the full partnership launch video with the Raisi & Ramp team here: linkedin.com/posts/raisi_fou…





