RideAlong is a business software company. We help companies get real value out of the enterprise AI seats they are already paying for.
Companies bought AI licences for everyone and then discovered that owning a tool and knowing how to use it are different problems. Most of those seats go unused. The work they were meant to absorb is still being done by hand, every week, by people who were never shown another way.
RideAlong is software that closes that gap. It sits alongside a person as they work, learns which parts of their week repeat, and offers to walk them through automating it — on their own real task, in the moment the work shows up. Nothing is automated until a human approves it, and anything running can be switched off in one click. Every hour handed back is counted and priced, so the people who signed the contract can finally see what the spend returned.
Early, and we would rather say so plainly. RideAlong is being built right now with a first group of design partners. If you work with us at this stage you are talking to the people writing the code, and the things you ask for tend to get built.
We started this after watching capable teams spend their days on work a machine should have been doing, while the software that could have done it sat one tab away, untouched.
Co-founder & CEO
Founded Tarjimly, a YC-backed platform that put on-demand interpretation in a million people's hands across 250 languages.
Before that, product at Coinbase, Meta, and Apple. MIT. Forbes 30 Under 30.
Co-founder & CTO
A decade of engineering at Plaid, Atlassian, and Capital One — fraud systems, developer platforms, privacy infrastructure.
US patent. Engineering awards at all three.
A product that watches how people work has to be careful, and being careful is a design constraint rather than a policy we bolt on later. RideAlong asks before it shows anyone anything. It does not automate without explicit human approval. Anyone can turn it off. Those are product rules, not settings buried in an admin panel.
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We are taking design partners for the first cohort. Bring one team and one messy week of work and we will show you what RideAlong finds in it.
Email hello@joinridealong.com and one of the two of us will answer.
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