The Gumloop Photo Book
Here’s the camera roll so far from the Gumloop journey.
Many of the best times weren’t photographed and most haven’t happened yet. (Start and scroll up for the 0→1 timeline in order)
First day at the new office.
we need more spindrift
Move out day
last day before we move to a new (bigger) office
Walked around the suburbs of Portland asking shop owners if we could rent their stores for our Gusto CIO testimonial shoot. Got an art gallery for the afternoon for $150.
"I couldn't think of a better shirt to wear today." - Rahul
Custom Gumloop poster for the office
Our sales calls get bigger by the week — we're adding a new person to this review call every single week.
Hired a real film crew and rented out a studio downtown for our first professional shoot. Turns out no one on the team knows how to act natural on camera.
11pm scheming
Monitor Maxxing
Gonzo's neck day
Canadian office doing Canadian things
Ripsticking from the old office to the new office
Celebrating another big milestone (plus ones included this time)
Forward deploying to customers in NYC
Back to it after the holidays
Vancouver trip to open up our new Canadian Office 🇨🇦
Aron after a 200 person webinar where no one laughed at his jokes
Gumloop at Vercel’s AI conference
Daniel unboxing our milestone award from OpenAI (and making sure it isn’t a listening device)
Late night chinese with the team
A few of us went to Santa Clara to immerse ourselves in American culture and shoot skeets with shotguns 🇺🇸🦅
Investor invite to the GSW home opener
Behind the scenes recording content
Half the team flew to Shopify in Toronto for an in-person Gumloop hackathon. We got to meet all of our power users in real life and get hundreds more people on the automation train.
Each person on our team had ~6 hours of 1:1 customer sessions a day.
Someone at Shopify made these and several people we met them on their laptops. Very proud moment.
top golf as a team to see if Rahul could actually swing a club
The algorithms started feeding Rahul pro golf content so he claims to know all the golf “theory”. This is his first time swinging a club. (note the eye contact on the backswing)
I got back late after a customer dinner and the whole eng team was still there debating a feature. Took a photo to try to capture the energy.
Company hackathon in Napa Valley (we made ~3 weeks of progress in one week. We built Gummie agent, redid pricing and all marketing content)
Impromptu team dinner to celebrate a milestone
Saturday morning gravel ride in the mountains
Marcelo doing school work since he’s still a student. If he fails he won’t get a good job after college. Pray for him
Forward deployed engineering for our newest customer in NYC 🗽🇺🇸
comedy cellar in NYC
“This is the simplest way” - Rahul
Trying to decipher what a customer meant in a support ticket
new wheel(s)
Weekly sessions to speak with a customer about their experience.
planning new features in the hallway
Watching internal demos as a team
Company weekend rides
Hitting an ARR milestone
Company hackathon/retreat in paso robles (Rahul wearing these pants in every photo makes it seem like they were all taken on the same day. They were taken months apart in most cases 😅)
Rahul told no one it was his birthday. mission failed.
playing on the Sacramento Kings practice court before the game. Shoutout to Aneel at Soma cap for bringing us!
this chair popped in under 3 weeks
brainstorming new features in the kitchen
Watching Rahul review code is magical
Getting a rock climbing wall delivered to the office (our ceiling was too low to build it 😅)
Yosemite Hackathon
First days in our SF office
Rebrand from AgentHub to Gumloop and new logo
4 months of this desk for 14 hours a day.
Hackathon we sponsored where we met our first intern Shreyas Goyal
Getting our first logo
This is how we spec’d basically every feature
Applied to YC on a whim (screenshot of our application video)
The live demo where we met as co-founders
The first demo I ever recorded
Got a co-working space membership so i’d have an office to go to.
February 10th 2023, 1:43 pm. Right after my friend I was building video games with quit. I remember taking this picture thinking I was completely screwed and wanting to commemorate the moment. I started building startups more seriously immediately after taking this.
