Wabi is the first personal software platform — a place where anyone can create, share, and remix AI-powered mini-apps just by describing what they want. We think of it as the YouTube of apps, and we're building it so that software gets made by all of us, for all of us. We're a small team in San Francisco, backed by a16z and a long list of builders we admire.
We don't have a single named GTM role open at the moment, but go-to-market is one of the areas where the right person changes our trajectory. We're interested in people who can grow a consumer product through the things we actually believe in — community, creators, word of mouth, and genuinely delightful experiences — rather than ads or growth hacks. That might mean growth, lifecycle, community, content, partnerships, or some shape you'd invent for yourself.
If you've helped a consumer or creator product find its audience and you're excited about personal software, tell us what you'd want to build here and point us to something you've shipped. We read every note.
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