Company directory

Y Combinator Winter 2007 batch: all 13 companies.

YC's public directory lists 13 companies in the Y Combinator Winter 2007 batch: 2 active, 6 acquired, 5 inactive and 0 public, by YC's own labels. The most common industries are Consumer (7), B2B (3) and Industrials (2).

Companies in the YC Winter 2007 batch

13 companies in this view

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About the Winter 2007 batch

The directory lists 13 Winter 2007 companies, most often first listed in San Francisco (9), Boston (1) and New York City (1). YC flags 2 of them as top companies.

About this data

Each record comes from YC's public startup directory, through the open-source yc-oss mirror of it, pulled on September 13, 2026. We show YC's own industry, location and status labels and none of YC's company descriptions. The directory lists launched companies YC shows publicly, so a company that has left it will not appear here.

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Checked September 13, 2026. YC updates its directory, so counts and labels change. Mining Wells is not affiliated with Y Combinator.

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