Yeah, so we raised money from Andreessen Horowitz.

We closed that round back in January.

Okay, how much did you raise?

We raised 3.25, I believe.

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gitlatka.com. Hey folks, my guest today is Ellie Schleifer. He is today working on a company

called trunk.io, which helps you land code faster in a

previous life. He was an autonomy staff software engineer at Uber. And before that was a staff

technical lead manager at YouTube. Al you ready to take us to this up? Let's do it. All right,

man. So what is trunk? And who's buying this? Who are you selling to? So Trunk is a DevTools company.

We're basically creating a vertical to the left of GitHub.

Our goal is to help the engineers land code faster.

Kind of like the core idea is that being an engineer is not particularly fun.

Once you hit like any amount of scale in your organization, landing code gets really hard.

It's kind of tedious.

I kind of describe it as like death by 1,000 paper cuts.

You know, every time you're trying to actually do something, you know, you run to some

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