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Commissary Club (formerly 70 Million Jobs)

Rising from the ashes of 70 Million Jobs, Commissary Club is a community built to address the most urgent needs of a billion+ people globally who have a record: employment, housing, access to medical and legal services, along with community, friendship and connections. Each user receives their own agentic agent who not only answers questions but actually solves problems: applies for jobs and housing, makes referrals, provides training, makes introductions, etc. We make money through advertising

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Y Combinator
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2026-07-15
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Y Combinator

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Rising from the ashes of 70 Million Jobs, Commissary Club is a community built to address the most urgent needs of a billion+ people globally who have a record: employment, housing, access to medical and legal services, along with community, friendship and connections. Each user receives their own agentic agent who not only answers questions but actually solves problems: applies for jobs and housing, makes referrals, provides training, makes introductions, etc. We make money through advertising

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Commissary Club (formerly 70 Million Jobs) is classified as AI agents from source descriptions and fund-directory context. Similar companies below are ranked from offline product facets and meaningful description overlap; category and source affiliation can only strengthen an existing product match. For lookup-created rows, the profile starts as pending enrichment until deeper source collection runs.

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Local clusters rerank extracted product concepts and description terms. The generated graph remains the fallback for sparse descriptions: offline reciprocal product-similarity graph: extracted concepts + description terms + bounded category/affiliation boosts. Minimum fallback score: 0; max competitors: 6.

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AI agents · 6 peers

A deterministic local cluster built from offline product facets and meaningful description terms. Category and selected-institution affiliation provide bounded tie-breaks. Open any peer to continue exploring its cluster.

Recover

match 57

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shared product terms: million, most, need, people; shared affiliation: Y Combinator

Bree

match 57

Bree is building a challenger bank for the 11 million Canadians living paycheck to paycheck, starting with interest-free cash advances. We make money through tips and an optional, same-day express fee. By solving our customers' most urgent problem—illiquidity between paychecks —our cash advance business is a cheap, but profitable and repeatable hook that builds distribution for a broader challenger bank. This represents a $9 billion revenue opportunity in Canada.

shared product terms: million, money, most, urgent; shared affiliation: Y Combinator

Souffle Club

match 54

We're building a LinkedIn 2.0 where user profiles are based on credible recommendations, much more curated, above and beyond schools, jobs, and a resume. Users recommend people they trust by answering questions like Who would you hack a product MVP together with over a weekend? or Who are designers you'd trust to benchmark design talent? or Who are investors that have incredible empathy for founders?, etc. We are building the trust graph of the world: who trusts whom and in what context.

shared product terms: jobs, people, who, answer; shared product theme: context and memory; shared affiliation: Y Combinator

StartPlaying.Games

match 49

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shared product terms: million, most, people, but; shared affiliation: Y Combinator

Relay Health

match 46

Nearly 7 billion hours are spent on porn every year. Relay provides a modern solution to one of the most widespread yet hidden epidemics of our time: pornography. Despite being one of the biggest drains on focus, relationships, and mental health, it remains one of the most silent and stigmatized problems in society. We are tackling this head-on. Relay helps people break free through private, anonymous groups that provide accountability and community. Members join a small, confidential team that

shared product terms: community, most, billion, people; shared product theme: health and clinical care; shared affiliation: Y Combinator

Slingshot

match 43

Slingshot is AI that analyzes medical records to determine if the diagnosis is supported by the clinical evidence. The company is founded by Pranov Duggasani, a former Google and Microsoft AI engineer, and Zoe Holderness, a former Lyft and Tesla engineer. They started working on Slingshot after facing their own frustrations with inflated and erroneous medical bills with the goal to save patients more money with less work.

shared product terms: record, medical, own, money; shared product theme: context and memory, health and clinical care; shared affiliation: Y Combinator