Warp

Warp is a company developing an AI-poweredartificial intelligence (AI)-powered Rust-based terminal aiming to modernize and upgrade the experience of using the command line interface (CLI) for software developers. Warp's rust-based terminal offers a range of features, including knowledge-sharing tools, autocompletion, and fully integrated AI. The text input editor incorporates integrated development environment (IDE) capabilities, with selections, cursor positioning, and completion menus. Users can save commonly used workflows and share them with their team in real-timereal time using Warp Drive. Powered by OpenAI APIs, Warp AI converts natural language into executable shell commands, offering developers a range of AI features including debugging and writing scripts.

Warp is available on Mac with waiting lists for Windows and Linux versions. Warp offers a free version of its platform for individuals and small teams (up to five), with up to 20twenty requests per user per day. Its team price plan costs $12 per member per month with up to 100one hundred requests per user per day and additional features. Warp also offers a customizable enterprise plan for large teams with security and compliance requirements.

Headquartered in New York City, Warp was founded in 2020 by Zach Lloyd, who was previously principal engineer at Google Docs, Co-founder/CTOcofounder/CTO of SelfMade, and interim CTO at TimeTime magazine. Lloyd published a blog post in July 2021, explaining the shortcomings of the terminal and why he started the company. On April 5, 2022, Warp launched its public beta (only available on macOS) and announced $23 million in funding. This included the following:

• A previously unannounced $6 million seed round led by GV, with participation from Neo and BoxGroup
• A $17 million series A round led by Dylan Field, the co-foundercofounder and CEO of Figma. Other participants include Elad Gil, former LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, and Salesforce’s co-foundercofounder and co-CEO Marc Benioff.

Warp is a company developing aan AI-powered Rust-based terminal with AI aiming to modernize and upgrade the experience of using the command line interface (CLI) for software developers. Warp's rust-based terminal offers a range of features including knowledge-sharing tools, autocompletion, and fully integrated AI. The text input editor incorporates integrated development environment (IDE) capabilities, with selections, cursor positioning, and completion menus. Users can save commonly used workflows and share them with their team in real-time using Warp Drive. Powered by OpenAI APIs, Warp AI converts natural language into executable shell commands, offering developers a range of AI capabilitiesfeatures including debugging and writing scripts. As of 2023, Warp is available on Mac with waiting lists for Windows and Linux versions.

Headquartered in New York City, Warp was founded in 2020 by Zach Lloyd.

Warp is available on Mac with waiting lists for Windows and Linux versions. Warp offers a free version of its platform for individuals and small teams (up to five), with up to 20 requests per user per day. Its team price plan costs $12 per member per month with up to 100 requests per user per day and additional features. Warp also offers a customizable enterprise plan for large teams with security and compliance requirements.

Headquartered in New York City, Warp was founded in 2020 by Zach Lloyd who was previously principal engineer at Google Docs, Co-founder/CTO of SelfMade, and interim CTO at Time magazine. Lloyd published a blog post in July 2021, explaining the shortcomings of the terminal and why he started the company. On April 5, 2022, Warp launched its public beta (only available on macOS) and announced $23 million in funding. This included:

• A previously unannounced $6 million seed round led by GV, with participation from Neo and BoxGroup
• A $17 million series A round led by Dylan Field, the co-founder and CEO of Figma. Other participants include Elad Gil, former LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, and Salesforce’s co-founder and co-CEO Marc Benioff.

On June 27, 2023, Warp announced a $50 million series B round from Sequoia Capital, GV, Dylan Field, BoxGroup and Neo. The company stated the funds will primarily be used to build out their team.

Warp is a company developing a Rust-based terminal with AI aiming to modernize and upgrade the experience of using the command line interface (CLI) for software developers. Warp's rust-based terminal offers a range of features including knowledge-sharing tools, autocompletion, and fully integrated AI. The text input editor incorporates integrated development environment (IDE) with selections, cursor positioning, and completion menus. Users can save commonly used workflows and share them with their team in real-time. Powered by OpenAI APIs, Warp AI converts natural language into executable shell commands, offering developers a range of AI capabilities including debugging and writing scripts. As of 2023, Warp is available on Mac with waiting lists for Windows and Linux versions.

Headquartered in New York City, Warp was founded in 2020 by Zach Lloyd.

Warp is building a command line interface with additional features. With a vision to modernize the terminal, the company’s CLI includes features like command autocomplete, command history, command search, and sharing, with a focus on speed and readability.

Warp uses a freemium SaaS model. The Individual tier, available for free, includes features such as block creation, AI command search, and text editing. The upgraded Team and Enterprise tiers, with pricing to be determined, offer additional collaboration-based features like shared workflows, configurations, and real-time sharing.