CEO Awesomic helps Ukrainian startups get into the top Y Combinator accelerator. How to get involved

Roman Sevastyanov is among the top 100 YC founders — those who recommend startups. In order to reach the top ten, new companies are needed, he writes dev.ua.

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The founder of the Awesomic startup Roman Sevastyanov is looking for Ukrainian startups to help them get into the leading American accelerator Y Combinator, the entrepreneur announced on Facebook.

"I'm looking for cool Ukrainian startups that want to get $500k and go to YC. Write to me in private messages your idea + email from which you submit. April 7 is the deadline," Roman wrote.

Let us remind you that Y Combinator is a business incubator where the most breakthrough and promising technology companies from around the world are selected. At one time, he helped launch companies such as Dropbox, Airbnb, Coinbase, Reddit, Twitch and others.

In the summer of 2021, the Ukrainian startup Awesomic, a developer of a service for finding designers, got into the annual acceleration program of Y Combinator, which at that time invested $125 in the company for a 000% stake.

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