TBPN Digest · Sep 2025
Digest piece says Kalinda generated about $60K in revenue over four months, had three of the largest U.S. plaintiff law firms as customers, and aimed to become the world's first AI-operated class action law firm.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Kalinda builds AI software for class action and mass tort law firms. Its primary product is an AI intake / claim-vetting engine that extracts proof-of-use and proof-of-injury from medical, pharmaceutical, product, and related records, then helps firms qualify cases faster and even sign retainers. Public sources disagree on the founding year (2022 vs 2025) and headquarters (San Francisco vs a Redmond legal address), so I used the startup-facing sources for the main profile and noted the mismatch.
Primary product
AI intake and claim-vetting platform for mass tort and class action law firms
Founded
2025
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA, United States (privacy-policy legal address: 15947 NE 120th St., Redmond, WA 98052)
Team size
1-10
Work style
Onsite
Industry
Legal technology
Sub-industry
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AI mass tort and class action case-vetting software
Offices
Business model
Stage
seed
Total raised
$1.2M
Latest round
Seed · Apr 2026
Latest amount
$692K
Investors
Mission-driven, founder-led, very small team, and highly customer-facing. Public hiring signals point to a hands-on, in-person San Francisco environment with a short work-trial interview process and frequent time with customers.
Work style
Onsite
Visa sponsorship
Yes
Compensation
Public hiring data for a Founding Software Engineer listed $125K-$200K salary, 1.00%-2.00% equity, and visa sponsorship. The role is in-person in San Francisco and is expected to grow into Head of Engineering.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
≈$330K annual ARR estimate (GetLatka, Sep 2025); other public sources mention ~$60K revenue over four months in 2025.
Estimated monthly visits
1.8K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
TBPN Digest · Sep 2025
Digest piece says Kalinda generated about $60K in revenue over four months, had three of the largest U.S. plaintiff law firms as customers, and aimed to become the world's first AI-operated class action law firm.
Startup Intros · Sep 2025
Third-party seed-funding profile stating Kalinda raised $500K and listing investors including Y Combinator, S28 Capital, and Thomas Dohmke.
Spotify / Law, AI & Money · Aug 2025
Podcast episode featuring the founders discussing the product, why they entered mass torts, and how Kalinda vets claims in minutes using uploaded records.
Y Combinator · Aug 2025
Official YC launch post describing Kalinda as deep research for class action law firms, with details on record processing, claimant qualification, and the founders' backgrounds.
LinkedIn · Aug 2025
Company announcement of YC backing; the post says Kalinda had processed 600k pages of records and was live with two of the largest plaintiff law firms in the U.S.