Startland News · Mar 2026
Reports that dScribe AI rebranded to Rebulk and pivoted from video-transcription positioning to bulk-inventory tracking; mentions a pilot with Cargill and a forthcoming Charm Industrial case study.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
dScribe AI has rebranded to Rebulk. It is a Kansas City–area industrial AI company building a camera/LiDAR/computer-vision platform that measures and monitors bulk inventory and turns piles, railcars, and terminal operations into a shared record for shippers, receivers, transloaders, carriers, and switch operators.
Primary product
Rebulk bulk-inventory and rail operations platform
Founded
2024
Headquarters
Olathe, Kansas, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
Industrial AI / computer vision for bulk inventory tracking
Offices
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Business model
Founders
Co-founder
Public hiring copy emphasizes a scrappy, execution-driven team that moves fast, values ownership, and works in person with founders at least three days a week.
Work style
Hybrid
Visa sponsorship
No
Compensation
Public Founding Engineer posting showed $80K-$130K base pay plus 0.10%-1.50% equity.
Pricing
Demo-led enterprise pricing; facilities pay for the software, while shippers use the portal for free
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated monthly visits
681
Startland News · Mar 2026
Reports that dScribe AI rebranded to Rebulk and pivoted from video-transcription positioning to bulk-inventory tracking; mentions a pilot with Cargill and a forthcoming Charm Industrial case study.
Fondo · Feb 2026
Launch write-up describing the company’s autonomous-drone and 3D-vision approach to measuring bulk inventory and noting early customer traction.
Redbud VC · Jan 2026
Investor note describing the product thesis, the real-world bulk-inventory problem, and the team’s integrated hardware-plus-software approach.
Startland News · Jan 2026
Profiles the company’s early momentum, its founders, YC participation, and its bulk-inventory computer-vision mission.
Startland News · Mar 2025
Announces the company’s $1.2M pre-seed and names Abstraction Capital, Flyover Capital, KCRise Fund, Redbud VC, and EquipmentShare among backers.