Pally Secures $5.2 Million Funding Led by Cyber Fund and Y Combinator

AI personal assistant company Pally has completed a $5.2 million funding round, led by Cyber Fund and Y Combinator, with participation from Pioneer Fund, Founders Inc, 468 Capital, and angel investors. The company is valued at $30 million and primarily offers AI personal assistant services through a messaging interface. Pally was launched in 2025, with its latest version going live in June, capable of syncing with platforms like Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Granola, and Notion. With user authorization, Pally can book flights, manage inboxes, respond to messages, and make restaurant reservations. Pally utilizes open-source models such as Anthropic's Claude, OpenAI's ChatGPT, Kimi K3, and GLM 5.2. Co-founder Haz Hubble stated that the company will not sell user data or use related data to train models.

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