Founder of a listed tool

Stan Rintel

Co-founder, Whitlow Computer Systems (now Precisely), named behind the Precisely AI Studio listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder, Whitlow Computer Systems (now Precisely)

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What Stan builds

Precisely AI Studio F · Company knowledge & data catalogues
Precisely AI Studio is a catalogue of apps, agents and skills for enterprise data tasks. Users try assets on sample data, then download agents and skills for use with Precisely MCP capabilities.
Co-founder, Whitlow Computer Systems (now Precisely), researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

Duane Whitlow Co-founder, Whitlow Computer Systems (now Precisely)

Backed by

Clearlake Capital TA Associates Centerbridge Partners Insight Partners Partners Group

Questions

Who is Stan Rintel?

Stan Rintel is co-founder of Whitlow Computer Systems (now Precisely).

What does Precisely make?

Anchor Terminal lists Precisely AI Studio from Precisely. Precisely AI Studio is a catalogue of apps, agents and skills for enterprise data tasks. Users try assets on sample data, then download agents and skills for use with Precisely MCP capabilities.

Who has invested in Precisely?

The sources our research read name Clearlake Capital, TA Associates, Centerbridge Partners, Insight Partners and Partners Group.

How are Stan's tools graded?

Precisely AI Studio is graded F, 11.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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