Angel investor in listed AI tools

Guillermo Rauch

Guillermo Rauch has backed 22 companies behind 29 listings on Anchor Terminal.

Angel investor

Guillermo Rauch has backed 22 companies behind 29 listings on Anchor Terminal.

Companies on Anchor Terminal

Where they invest

Founders they backed

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Which AI tools has Guillermo Rauch invested in?

Anchor Terminal lists Agentcard, Braintrust, Cal.com, Chroma, Extend, fal (Features & Labels, Inc.), Honeycomb, Inngest, LiveKit Incorporated, Perplexity, Railway Corporation, Replicate (Cloudflare), Resend, Runway, Strapi, Inc., Supabase, Swell, tldraw, Conway Research (maker of Underdog), Conway Research, WorkOS and Zo Computer Company backed by Guillermo Rauch.

How are Guillermo Rauch's companies graded?

On Anchor Terminal's benchmark, Agentcard (C, 56.8), Braintrust API + MCP (C, 61.1), Cal.com API v2 + MCP (C, 57.2), Chroma API + MCP (E, 45.3), Extend API + MCP (B, 62.9), fal image models (B, 65.5), fal music models (B, 68.5), fal video models (B, 69.1), Honeycomb MCP (C, 58.5), Inngest (B, 66.1), LiveKit Agents (BB, 72.5), LiveKit Telephony (B, 67.6), SPACE (C, 56.4), pplx-decider (B, 68.2), pplx-decider-flash (B, 68), Railway MCP Server (C, 56.7), Replicate image models (D, 50.3), MusicGen on Replicate (C, 54.4), Replicate video models (B, 62.2), Resend API + MCP (BB, 77.1), Runway API (C, 60.8), Strapi (B, 65.7), Supabase API + MCP (BB, 75.6), Swell (C, 55), tldraw SDK + MCP (C, 60.8), Underdog (F, 30.1), Underdog Bark 3.0 (D, 48.2), WorkOS Pipes and Agents (C, 59.9) and Zo Computer (E, 43.2).

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