Wabi is the first personal software platform, transforming how people interact with technology through AI-powered mini apps. With $20 million in pre-seed funding, the company has quickly established itself as a pioneer in the User-Generated Software (UGS) movement, enabling anyone to create, share, and remix personalized applications without writing code. Founded by Eugenia Kuyda, former CEO of Replika, Wabi is building what investors call the "YouTube of apps" - a social platform where millions of creators can build and distribute software tailored to individual needs, tastes, and contexts.
The platform represents a fundamental shift from one-size-fits-all applications to truly personal software experiences. Rather than searching for apps that approximately match their needs, users describe their exact requirements in natural language, and Wabi generates custom mini apps optimized for their specific routines, preferences, and life situations. Operating with a lean team of 2-10 employees, Wabi is positioned at the forefront of AI-driven creativity, turning every user into a potential software developer and ushering in a new era where software is made for all of us, by all of us.