Douwe Osinga
Founder"Solving hard problems using software that lead to real products used by lots of people" Founder of 4 companies, ex-Google. Like travel and living in different countries.
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Neptyne is the first natively programmable spreadsheet, with a full Python environment, just like a Jupyter notebook. And we built in AI to make it easy to use, even if you’re not a Python expert. Neptyne turns anyone who can use Excel into a programmer. At Google, Douwe launched products to millions in Search, Mobile and workplace. He founded m
Neptyne is the first natively programmable spreadsheet, with a full Python environment, just like a Jupyter notebook. And we built in AI to make it easy to use, even if you’re not a Python expert. Neptyne turns anyone who can use Excel into a programmer.
At Google, Douwe launched products to millions in Search, Mobile and workplace. He founded multiple startups, and published a book on deep learning. 4 years ago Douwe rejoined Google, where he met his cofounder Jack and the rest of the team.
Neptyne launched on Hacker News in February 2023, and since then users have made thousands of spreadsheets. People have built everything from option trading systems to machine learning classifiers using Neptyne.
"Solving hard problems using software that lead to real products used by lots of people" Founder of 4 companies, ex-Google. Like travel and living in different countries.
Jack is cofounder and CTO of Neptyne (W23), the programmable spreadsheet. Prior to Neptyne, Jack worked at Sidewalk Labs building generative design for cities, at Compass building the real estate platform for the 21st century, and at Bloomberg building communication systems. Jack is a New England native who now lives in Brooklyn with his wife and son, and likes to sometimes run marathons.
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