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Jean-Yves Poilleux

Co-founder and CTO, named behind the folk API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder and CTO

Jean-Yves Poilleux co-founded folk in 2020 and is its chief technology officer. An engineer, he previously led a 30-person team at a scale-up and worked in a 120-person technology department at a large company.

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Who is Jean-Yves Poilleux?

Jean-Yves Poilleux co-founded folk in 2020 and is its chief technology officer. An engineer, he previously led a 30-person team at a scale-up and worked in a 120-person technology department at a large company.

What does folk make?

Anchor Terminal lists folk API + MCP from folk. REST API and hosted MCP server for folk, a relationship CRM for small teams.

Who has invested in folk?

The sources our research read name Accel, Hexa, Bradley Horowitz, Stan Massueras, David Breger, Vlad Magdalin, Scott Belsky, Kyle Parrish, Arash Ferdowsi, Nir Eyal, David Apple, Christian Reber, Nicolas Dessaigne, Arthur Waller, Guillaume Princen, Ujjwal Singh, Bobby Goodlatte, Andreas Klinger, Charles Gorintin, Roxanne Varza, Jean de La Rochebrochard and Steve Anavi.

How are Jean-Yves's tools graded?

folk API + MCP is graded C, 60.9 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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