Careers
Help us solve humanity's last problem.
Agents will soon be responsible for the majority of the world's economic output — and they make mistakes. At best, those mistakes are expensive. At worst, catastrophic. Monitoring the machines is humanity's last problem, and Raindrop exists to solve it: catching the failures nobody sees and building self-healing loops so agents fix themselves. Teams at Vercel, Speak, Clay and Fortune 100 enterprises already rely on us.
- Location
- San Francisco
- Team
- <20
- Customers
- 200+
The team
Currently shipping|
Our values
Ship to Learn
We don't debate in a vacuum. We build prototypes, ship, and iterate. Speed is our advantage.
Do it Well
Any idea can be invalidated by building it poorly. When we care about something, we do it well.
Build Selfishly
Whenever possible, we prioritize ways of becoming our own customer. Instead of having to ask someone else their opinion at every turn, we prefer to ask ourselves when possible.
Connect the Dots
When something is right, it feels right; all of the good ideas snap together like Lego bricks. It's our job (not our customers!) to figure out the pieces, how they go together, and which pieces we can throw away.
Growth Mindset
We're direct with each other. In the moment when possible. We give feedback because we believe in each other.
Be Squirby
We are all squirby people. We want to win. We care about making beautiful things, and having fun doing it.
In the news

Feature
Want to Know Why Your AI Agent Failed? There's AI for That
wsj.com↗

Essay
Humanity's Last Problem
benhylak.substack.com↗

Launch
Introducing Raindrop 2.0: Self-Healing Agents
x.com↗

Interview
Fixing AI bugs is the last big problem to solve
bloomberg.com↗

Launch
Developers can now debug and evaluate AI agents locally with Raindrop's open source tool Workshop
venturebeat.com↗

Feature
Is your AI app pissing off users or going off-script? Raindrop emerges with AI-native observability
venturebeat.com↗

Talk
Building AI Products That Actually Work — AI Engineer World's Fair
youtube.com↗

Talk
The Era of Unbounded Products: Designing for Multimodal IO
youtube.com↗