These Y Combinator founders raised $10 million to get corporate America into vibe coding. Read their pitch deck. (www.businessinsider.com)

Vybe, a startup founded by two seasoned Y Combinator entrepreneurs, has secured $10 million in seed funding to integrate vibe coding into corporate environments. Vibe coding, which allows users to create applications using AI and natural language without traditional programming skills, is gaining momentum as businesses reconsider how they acquire software. Vybe aims to enhance this trend by providing a more secure and collaborative platform that integrates with existing internal data systems like Salesforce and Snowflake, differentiating it from existing vibe coding solutions. Vybe's approach allows both technical and non-technical teams to work together in app creation, offering templates from notable industry figures to streamline the development process. As corporations face significant decisions about whether to build their own tools or purchase software solutions, Vybe positions itself at the intersection of innovation and security in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. With a user-friendly pricing model and a growing customer base, Vybe is poised to influence the future of software development in corporate America at a time when the software market faces significant shifts.