BIO International Convention · Jun 2026
BIO lists Delineate as a Y Combinator–backed AI startup focused on accelerating Model-Informed Drug Development.
Agents for Accelerated Clinical Trial Design
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Delineate is a Cambridge-based biopharma software startup that uses custom LLM and computer-vision workflows to extract and structure research literature, patents, figures, and plots into analysis-ready datasets for model-informed drug development and clinical-trial design.
Primary product
AI agents and evidence-synthesis software for biopharma clinical-trial design
Founded
2024
Headquarters
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Team size
11-50 employees
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
AI for biopharma evidence synthesis and clinical trial design
Offices
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Business model
Investors
Public signals suggest a technical, research-heavy, mission-driven team focused on helping pharma customers make faster evidence-based decisions; no formal benefits or culture page was found.
Pricing
B2B enterprise contracts with bespoke services
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
BIO International Convention · Jun 2026
BIO lists Delineate as a Y Combinator–backed AI startup focused on accelerating Model-Informed Drug Development.
PAGE Meeting · May 2026
A conference abstract reports strong performance for Delineate across systematic literature review, data extraction, and model replication workflows.
LinkedIn · Sep 2025
The company says the grant will accelerate QSP model development and repurposing, including reconstructing models from public data and validating published models.
LinkedIn · May 2025
Founder Emily Nieves says Delineate completed its seed fundraising round and thanks lead investor Cannage Capital plus co-investors Civilization Ventures and Peak XV Partners.
Y Combinator · Feb 2025
YC describes Delineate as building AI agents for faster clinical trial design, using custom LLM and computer-vision models to extract data from biopharma papers and patents.