Founder of a listed tool

Paul English

Co-founder, named behind the Lola listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder

Paul English is co-founder of Lola, an AI assistant for finding and booking hotels, restaurants and events. He co-founded KAYAK with Steve Hafner in 2004 and was its CTO, and earlier founded the web design company Boston Light, which Intuit acquired. He also founded Boston Venture Studio.

What Paul builds

  • Lola F · Travel & booking

    Lola is a consumer AI assistant for discovering and arranging hotels, restaurants, activities and events. Part of Booking Holdings, it uses a member’s preferences to personalise recommendations and booking options.

    Co-founder, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Paul English?

Paul English is co-founder of Lola, an AI assistant for finding and booking hotels, restaurants and events. He co-founded KAYAK with Steve Hafner in 2004 and was its CTO, and earlier founded the web design company Boston Light, which Intuit acquired. He also founded Boston Venture Studio.

What does Lola Agent, Inc. (Booking Holdings) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Lola from Lola Agent, Inc. (Booking Holdings). Lola is a consumer AI assistant for discovering and arranging hotels, restaurants, activities and events. Part of Booking Holdings, it uses a member’s preferences to personalise recommendations and booking options.

How are Paul's tools graded?

Lola is graded F, 15.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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