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Dev tools · March 1, 2011

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YCPages.info (Info about YC funded companies)

Please give me some feedback on my weekend/evening project http://ycpages.info YCPages is a CrunchBase sort of service just for YC funded companies. Company/founder details are pulled from CrunchBase using their API. I have checked founders info by looking their LinkedIn pages/Twitter etc. So i am confident 95% information available on YCPages are accurate. Next Steps, == Adding the Tech Stack info == Rankings from Alexa, Compete, Quantcast, etc If I can get the founders answer few of my question about their experience I will add them as well. Any feedback would be highly appreciated.…

YCPages.info (Info about YC funded companies) launched on March 1, 2011 with 18 votes, #52 of 272 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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YCPages.info is a directory of Y Combinator-funded companies that aggregates company and founder information from CrunchBase and verified sources like LinkedIn and Twitter. It serves entrepreneurs, investors, and researchers looking for detailed profiles of YC companies in one place. The service pulls data through CrunchBase's API and manually verifies accuracy, with plans to add technology stack information and web traffic rankings. The founder notes that all information comes from publicly available sources and is not affiliated with Y Combinator.

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Please give me some feedback on my weekend/evening project http://ycpages.info YCPages is a CrunchBase sort of service just for YC funded companies. Company/founder details are pulled from CrunchBase using their API. I have checked founders info by looking their LinkedIn pages/Twitter etc. So i am confident 95%…

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