Raindrop
Helps developers narrow down which part of an AI application failed.
Raindrop Funding History
Raindrop helps developers monitor AI agents in production. It traces agent runs, groups failures into issues and replays real traffic to test proposed fixes.
Company Overview
Raindrop
Founded 2023 · San Francisco, California, US
Official WebsiteRaindrop Funding Timeline
Series A
US$35 million
Raindrop introduced Simulations alongside the financing, giving developers a way to test changes to AI agents before release.
Led by CRV. Participation included Lightspeed Venture Partners.
Source · raindrop.ai ↗Seed
US$15,000,000
Raindrop said it would build tools to help teams monitor AI agents after deployment.
Participation included Lightspeed Venture Partners, Figma Ventures, Vercel Ventures, Amjad Masad, Michele Catasta, Walden Yan, Koen Bok, Jorn van Dijk, Andrew Hsu, Akshay Kothari, Y Combinator.
Source · raindrop.ai ↗
Raindrop Founding Team
Zubin Koticha and Alexis Gauba worked together at Opyn before co-founding Raindrop, which helps developers investigate failures in AI agents running in production.
- Ben Hylak worked on Apple’s accessibility team before co-founding Raindrop.
Raindrop Products
Raindrop Company Development
Silent Failures Become Test Cases
Raindrop's product connects detection with debugging. It groups traces of problematic agent behavior into issues, then uses replayed production traffic to help teams see whether a proposed code change addresses the pattern they observed.
Raindrop Competitive Landscape
An Incident Workflow for Agent Teams
Traditional infrastructure monitoring is often triggered by an exception or a slow request. Raindrop concentrates on cases where an agent completes the request but gets the work wrong, so the team needs to inspect behavior across traces rather than look for a single failed call.
