Maya Labs blog · Mar 2023
Research-preview release of PAC-1, Maya's first-generation program-synthesis engine, which assembles discrete program graphs from English instructions and deploys them on Maya worker compute.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 16, 2026
Maya Labs (mayalabs.io) appears to be a very small applied research lab focused on building self-programming machines—autonomous systems that can write, deploy, and modify custom interpretable software. Public evidence is limited and somewhat sparse, but primary-source signals indicate an early-stage startup with a website, LinkedIn presence, and YC-related posting.
Primary product
An autonomous software-generation platform for creating and editing custom applications and charts via natural language / prompts.
Founded
2020
Headquarters
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Team size
1-10
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Applied AI / autonomous software generation
Offices
Business model
Stage
unknown
Leadership
Sibesh Kar
Founder & CEO
Shubham Mishra
Co-Founder
Public evidence suggests an experimental, research-driven startup culture focused on building self-programming machines and shipping early access product iterations. No formal culture/benefits page was found.
Compensation
No public compensation ranges or structured compensation signals were found.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
unknown
Estimated monthly visits
903
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Maya Labs blog · Mar 2023
Research-preview release of PAC-1, Maya's first-generation program-synthesis engine, which assembles discrete program graphs from English instructions and deploys them on Maya worker compute.
Y Combinator · Sep 2022
Launch post describing Maya as a natural-language way to build internal tools and workflows; it highlights integrations such as SQL, Google Sheets, Notion, and Airtable and the ability to deploy changes from English instructions.
LinkedIn (via Exa excerpt) · Mar 2022
Hiring post suggesting early-stage go-to-market experimentation and customer acquisition work.
Maya Labs blog · Nov 2021
Introduces the g-index benchmark and related toy environments for measuring how well systems generalize across program-synthesis tasks.
Maya Labs blog · Dec 2020
Early mission post explaining the company's approach, product direction, and recruiting message for engineers interested in the work.
5 jobs at Maya Labs