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Cluelley, a startup that claims to help users “cheat” on job interviews, exams and sales calls, collected a series A of $ 15 million led by Andreessen Horowitz, announced the company on Friday with a video Posted on X.
Two investors who were not part of the agreement told Techcrunch that they believe that Cluelley’s post-money assessment is around $ 120 million. Andreessen Horowitz refused to comment on this figure. Lee did not respond to a request for comments.
Cluelly’s new financing occurs about two months after lifted $ 5.3 million In the financing of seeds co-directed by Abstract Ventures and Susa Ventures.
The startup was co -founded earlier this year by “Roy”, 21, Lee and Neel Shanmugam, who were suspended from Columbia University for developing an undetectable tool fueled by AI entitled “Coder Interview” to help engineers cheat technical interviews.
Cluelley is profitable, according to the multiple publications of Lee on X and the appearances of Podcast.
The provocative presence on Lee’s social networks and very produced controversial videos have contributed to attracting attention and raising awareness of Cluelly.
In April, for example, as Techcrunch previously reported, Cluelley published a smooth but Polarizing video From Lee using a hidden AI assistant to lie to a woman about her age, and even her knowledge of art, an appointment in a fantasy restaurant.
Earlier this week, Cluelley hoped to organize a big party after the start -up school of the AI of Compainator, a two -day event. But the The police closed the festivities After about 2,000 people tried to enter the site, Lee told Techcrunch.
