S2 blog · Apr 2026
Introduced client-supplied encryption keys for durable streams, letting teams control key material without changing record APIs.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
S2.dev (also branded Stream Store) is a San Francisco-based developer infrastructure company building a serverless API for unlimited, durable, real-time streams—an S3-like storage primitive for data in motion, with replay, tailing, access control, and self-hostable/open-source components. Public sources disagree on the founding year (company/profile sources point to 2023; YC lists 2024), so I used 2023 here.
Primary product
Serverless API for durable, real-time streams
Founded
2023
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10 employees
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
Streaming data infrastructure / developer tools
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$5.5M
Latest round
Seed · Feb 2026
Latest amount
$3.9M
Leadership
Co-Founder and CEO
Co-Founder and CTO
Co-Founder
Founding Engineer
Infra Engineer
Investors
Small, engineering-heavy infrastructure startup with an open-source and docs-first posture, frequent technical blog posts, and community support via Slack/Discord.
Pricing
Usage-based, metered serverless pricing billed by retained data, basins, streams, tokens, writes, reads, and operations; new accounts receive welcome credits.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
approximately $289K-$5.4M
Estimated monthly visits
6.5K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
S2 blog · Apr 2026
Introduced client-supplied encryption keys for durable streams, letting teams control key material without changing record APIs.
S2 blog · Mar 2026
A product/use-case post showing a full video conferencing app built on S2 streams, including live media reads, replay, retention controls, and durable frame history.
S2 blog · Feb 2026
S2 announced general availability of the cloud service and a $3.85M seed round led by Accel, bringing total capital raised to $5.5M; the post also names customers such as Kernel and Trigger.dev.
Economic Times · Feb 2026
External coverage of the seed round, noting participation from Uncorrelated Ventures and others and stating the company had raised $5.5M total.
S2 blog · Jul 2025
Explains why AI agent sessions need their own durable streams for memory, auditability, isolation, branching, and reliable resume.