Structured (YC S23)

Structured (YC S23)

Software Development

San Francisco, CA 3,237 followers

Automating data discovery with AI

About us

Structured is a tool that simplifies data discovery and collaboration for teams, focusing on making data modeling and metric tracking as intuitive as possible. It brings together all your data sources, metadata, and documentation into one place, making it easy to find the right data and understand how it connects. By centralizing data models and metrics, Structured allows teams to work with a unified view of their data, which reduces redundancy and confusion. It’s built for teams that prioritize accuracy and speed, making sure everyone can find and use data without bottlenecks. Essentially, it’s a tool for treating data like code, emphasizing structure and reusability across projects.

Industry
Software Development
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2023
Specialties
Data Governance

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Employees at Structured (YC S23)

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    🎃 October Product Update 🕸️ New Feature: StructuredBot PR Generation This October, Structured conjures up automated cleanup pull requests to keep your data from turning into a nightmare! StructuredBot is here to scare off inconsistencies and help you keep your metrics eerily clean and consistent. Here’s how it works: Summon StructuredBot via GitHub Issues 1️⃣ Invite StructuredBot into Your GitHub Repository 👹 Start by inviting StructuredBot into your GitHub repository, allowing it access to make changes. Once installed, "summon" the bot by tagging an issue with “cleanup.” This triggers StructuredBot to begin its work. 2️⃣ Mark Issues with the “Cleanup” Spell 🧙 Once StructuredBot detects the tag, it scans your repository's indexed data models, searching for data inconsistencies and optimization opportunities based on predefined rules and heuristics. 3️⃣ Let StructuredBot Do the Witchcraft 🔮 StructuredBot scours your indexed data models to detect and correct haunted data, generating a cleanup PR. It identifies issues like missing documentation, redundant models, inconsistent calculations, and inefficient joins. StructuredBot enforces naming conventions, standardizes calculations, and tests for data integrity to keep your metrics clean and spooky-free—all within a single cleanup PR. 4️⃣ Review, Approve, and Exorcise Your Metrics 💀 After analyzing and optimizing, StructuredBot generates a PR consolidating all changes, providing a clear record of each update. Review the bot’s recommendations, and if satisfied, approve and merge the PR. This final step “exorcises” inconsistencies, leaving your data clean and ready for accurate analytics. 🕷️

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    Come see our CEO & co-founder speak at GHC in Philly next week -- Amrutha Gujjar 💯

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    CEO & Co-Founder, Structured (YC S23)

    Next week, I’ll be giving a lightning talk at the Grace Hopper Conference in Philadelphia. What makes this particularly full-circle for me is that I attended this very same conference 8 years ago as a student. Fast forward to today, I’m returning as a founder of Structured (YC S23)! Starting a company is one of the most intense learning experiences you can put yourself through. It’s a crash course in reality, where you learn quickly that a startup is fundamentally an optimization problem: You begin with an idea that’s wrong in some important way, and your job is to continuously correct it until you find a solution that sticks. The process of going from idea to product — and from product to something people actually want — is deceptively simple but unbelievably hard. I’ll be sharing learnings: - How to identify the real problem you’re solving (often it’s not what you initially think). - Why speed of iteration is more important than perfection at first (a key Y Combinator lesson) - The value of relentless focus and how it shapes product development. - Why being comfortable with uncertainty is a founder’s core skill. The thing that has always drawn me to startups is this: They’re the fastest way to learn what really works. There’s no better feedback loop than the one a market gives you. And the more quickly you can turn feedback into action, the better your odds of survival — and success. For anyone attending Grace Hopper, I hope to offer a candid look into the mechanics of this journey — and why it’s one of the most challenging and rewarding things you can do with your life. 😊 #Startups #GHC2024 #Entrepreneurship #MakeSomethingPeopleWant #BuildingSomethingReal #WomenInTech #YCombinator 

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    CEO & Co-Founder, Structured (YC S23)

    🔧 dbt Labs is great for transforming raw data from your warehouse (Snowflake, BigQuery, etc.) into analytics-ready models. But its flexibility can lead to fragmentation. Different teams might define the same metrics—like revenue or customer lifetime value—in slightly different ways. Over time, these small differences add up, creating misaligned definitions and making it impossible to trust anything as a single source of truth. 🔍 Our GitHub app fixes this by addressing the problem proactively at the pull request level—before these issues become company-wide headaches. Here’s how it works: - 1️⃣ When engineers submit a PR for a new DBT model, the app checks if similar logic already exists. If Product builds a revenue model, the app flags the PR and prompts them to reuse Finance’s version. This ensures all teams pull from the same source of truth. - 2️⃣ If a PR introduces a metric (like churn) that conflicts with your company’s semantic layer, the app flags it right away. This keeps Finance, Marketing, and Product aligned on key metrics. - 3️⃣ Engineers often rebuild models that already exist. Our app detects redundant efforts in PRs, suggests reusing existing models, and saves hours of work. This makes your DBT project more modular and scalable. The challenge isn’t DBT itself—it’s how teams are applying it. As your company scales, you need modular, consistent data models. By automating PR reviews, this app helps unify your models, reduce errors, save time, and ensure your entire company works from the same data. 🔗 Try it now on GitHub Marketplace (Link in comments). Structured (YC S23) #DBT #DataEngineering #AI #RevenueMetrics #ModernDataStack #DataGovernance

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Funding

Structured (YC S23) 2 total rounds

Last Round

Seed

US$ 500.0K

Investors

Y Combinator
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