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86th percentile
PagerDuty co-founder post-IPO, now angel-backing Supabase and developer tools
Credibility
Traction · 85th percentile
- PagerDuty IPO'd in April 2019 at approximately a $1.7B market cap.
Relationship Matrix
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Founder score
- 99%Probability of being accurate (99%)Current co-founder and GM Platform at PagerDuty.
- 99%Probability of being accurate (99%)PagerDuty is a Y Combinator Summer 2010 alum.
- 99%Probability of being accurate (99%)Confirmed Hacker News account @alexsolo with 479 karma, identifying as co-founder of PagerDuty.
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)pagerduty.com ranks #15,215 on the Majestic Million (global domain prominence).
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)PagerDuty was co-founded with multiple co-founders.
- 92%Probability of being accurate (92%)PagerDuty IPO'd in April 2019 at approximately a $1.7B market cap.
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)GitHub account @alexsolo confirmed as Alex Solomon's account.
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)GitHub account @alexsolo has been active for approximately 15 years (created 2011).
Investor score
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)Publicly identified as an angel investor with a portfolio of 5 companies including Merge, Metrist, and Supabase.
- 88%Probability of being accurate (88%)Portfolio includes Supabase, a unicorn-valued private company.
- 80%Probability of being accurate (80%)Has made 5 active angel investments per Tracxn portfolio data.
- 65%Probability of being accurate (65%)Approximately 5 years of angel investing experience, with visible investments from 2021 onward.
What you likely need
You're at a rare inflection point where your PagerDuty IPO credibility and YC S10 network can be systematically converted into a formal investment vehicle or deeper operational re-engagement. The highest-leverage Festival events for you center on LP relationship-building, YC alumni reconnection, and developer-tooling founder dinners where your Merge, Metrist, and Supabase bets give you an instantly legible thesis. You'll get the most out of intimate, high-trust rooms where your CTO-to-CEO arc and public-company exit are the signal, not the noise.
Would you attend these IRL Festival events?
We will tune and customize your Founder Festival experience to make sure you get invited to the events that would be most valuable to you.
- fundraisingA YC S10 alumni dinner for founders who've reached IPO or late-stage exits, to pressure-test whether to formalize your angel activity into a micro-VC fund or syndicate
- fundraisingA roundtable with emerging micro-VC fund managers and institutional LPs who've backed YC-pedigree operators, to map the realistic path from solo angel to a structured vehicle using your PagerDuty IPO track record as the anchor story
- introsA YC S09/S10/S11 alumni office-hours session with current YC partners to explore a formal mentor or part-time partner role, leveraging your S10 cohort experience and PagerDuty outcome as the entry credential
- positioningA developer-tooling founder dinner for builders working in observability, incident management, and DevOps infrastructure — the exact category of your Merge, Metrist, and Supabase bets — to sharpen and stress-test a public investment thesis
- tacticalAn HN developer-tools leaderboard meetup for technical founders whose posts consistently rank in the top 10, where your existing PagerDuty HN posts give you instant credibility to rebuild a public technical footprint
- introsA PagerDuty alumni happy hour for former executives and early engineers, to reconnect with the founding-era network that could supply board seat introductions, co-investment partners, and long-form retrospective collaborators
- tacticalA dinner for YC-backed founder-angels who've transitioned from operator to investor and are actively pursuing formal board or advisory seats at portfolio companies, to share playbooks on converting check-writing into governance leverage
- positioningA roundtable for post-IPO technical founders using long-form writing and open-source releases to rebuild a public technical identity, focused on turning a dormant GitHub and blog into a deal-flow engine