
Co-founder @wompalarm | product + design | @usc
Los Angeles, CA
Joined April 2025
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Maya Parthasarathy retweeted
⏰🚨 DEMO DAY IS TOMORROW
…and here are our 3 incredible judges:
> Jamie Siminoff, founder of Ring and ex-Shark Tank judge
> Olivia Pittard, senior associate @ Fika Ventures (@olivepitt_)
> Ben Taft, cofounder & GP @ Genius Ventures (@benmtaft)
stakes are high for S’26
Maya Parthasarathy retweeted
It’s crunch time.
Another week closing out for cohort teams.
Traction is undeniable. MVPs are sharp. Pilots and in-person demos rolling out all weekend.
Alumni pitch night is next week, teams are locked.
Maya Parthasarathy retweeted
new site for @sundaysinla ! ☀️ join us to work on the passions that excite you, every sunday ☺︎
sundays.rsvp
Because plans change throughout the day, Stitch can always return back to the brainstorm room to add new moments and reimagine the story.
Maya Parthasarathy retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Lavalab S’26 is underway.
Each semester, we select 28 of USC’s top student founders.
2 weeks ago, 7 teams were formed: 2 devs, 1 designer, 1 PM each.
Now teams have already:
> Performed 40+ user interviews
> Explored dozens of industries
> Pitched 3 different ideas
Choose an option like Dreamy birthday getaway, and Stitch shapes your clips into scrollable chapters.
But even the same footage can be told in different ways. So, instead of generating one set edit, Stitch surfaces multiple framing options.
Everyone has a story, and chances are, video editing is the barrier. But, what if it wasn’t?
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Maya Parthasarathy retweeted
3 months can change your life.
Last summer 8 women raised millions & reached billions 👩💻
This summer, FoundHer House is back with two houses: SF & NY 🌉🗽
Applications are open.
Apply by Feb 18.
Go, bet on yourself…
Maya Parthasarathy retweeted
“I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”
So don’t miss it.
Last weekend, I was in NYC for the Silicon Valley School of Design retreat, a few days of exploring the city, collaborating with some of my now best friends, and building fast.
Our challenge: how might we enable creatives to do creative things in their idle time? My team focused on music, designing a lyric-creation tool built around “punching in,” helping artists capture fragments of ideas in small moments and shape them into complete songs over time.
We pitched to a panel of industry experts and have been iterating ever since. More to come.
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