About us
Langfuse is building the open source LLM engineering platform to help teams build production-grade LLM applications faster (Why Langfuse?).
We are excited about the potential of LLMs and generative AI and the impacts it will have on all of us. Doing our part in accelerating this shift is our mission.
We initially realized the pains of solving problems with LLMs during Y Combinator’s W23 batch in San Francisco. We now have two offices, a larger one in Berlin, Germany (with a focus on product & engineering) and a smaller one in San Francisco (with a focus on marketing & sales). We exclusively work in person in these two locations.
Learn more about why we started Langfuse and where we are headed on our blog.
Team
- Marc Klingen, @marcklingen, GitHub, Linkedin
- Marlies Mayerhofer, @marliessophie, GitHub, LinkedIn
- Max Deichmann, @maxdeichmann, GitHub, Linkedin
- Hassieb Pakzad, @hassiebpakzad, GitHub, LinkedIn
- Clemens Rawert, @rawert, Linkedin
- Steffen Schmitz, GitHub, LinkedIn
- Jannik Maierhöfer, @JMaierhoefer, GitHub, LinkedIn
- Felix Krauth, @felixkrrr, GitHub, LinkedIn
- Akio Nuernberger, @AkioNuernberger, LinkedIn
- Nimar Blume, GitHub, LinkedIn
- Leo Weigand, GitHub, LinkedIn
Backed by
We are backed by a fantastic group of investors:
- Lightspeed Venture Partners – why Alex partnered with us
- General Catalyst
- Y Combinator
And angels and operators who work in ML, Open Source, and Developer Tools.