Founder @origamichat. Studied ai @stanford

NYC
Joined October 2022
Finn Mallery retweeted
here's a growth hack to help your outbound convert 10-20x better and it has nothing to do with your how good your email copy is @fin465 breaks it down how he generates millions of impressions a month to put his outbound on easy mode
most viral posts are worthless they get tons of impressions but result in zero new customers @fin465 figured out how to do both. his content brings thousands of signups a week to @origamichat at basically zero cost he leaked everything in our conversation: - the 500-like, 3-5x outlier rule for finding posts worth remixing - the hook formula behind his 4,000-bookmark post - where to put your CTA so it doesn't tank your reach - why bookmarks matter more than likes full YT video here: youtu.be/QyhQFhXUbqE
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New generation of founders being absolute savages is awesome to see @fin465 is one of them. Very few savages out there right now
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Finn Mallery retweeted
Excited to announce, "BEERS" Episode One 🍻 A new media show presented by us where we interview some of the sickest and nastiest founders in the game. Happy to share our first episode with you guys featuring @fin465 from @origamichat Who should we have on next?
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Interesting.
everyone's sleeping on how absurdly good 2026 is to start a company (even compared to 2024) one person can now: - ship full apps without engineers (cursor, replit) - design without being a designer (v0, Claude Design) - turn one video into 10 clips (opus, descript) - push those clips to millions (X, Linkedin, TikTok) - replace a support team (chatbase, intercom) - literally watch exactly what their users do (Posthog) - find + target perfect leads on autopilot (origami) This is such a rare window. I just can’t imagine it being this easy ever again
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Finn Mallery retweeted
Origami is currently #1 on Product Hunt today. Help us earn #1 sales product of all time: producthunt.com/products/ori…
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Finn Mallery retweeted
what it’s like to build a startup w/ close friends. @fin465
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Finn Mallery retweeted
I’m excited to share that @tryconversion has raised a $28M Series A led by @AbstractVC to build the modern marketing automation platform. Four years ago, @james__jiao and I started Conversion out of our UC Berkeley dorm room. Since then, we’ve launched, pivoted, and rebuilt the product more times than we can count. Every pivot was a lesson. We changed the product, changed the audience, changed the pitch. But every time we tried to grow, we got stuck fighting the same outdated software. For two decades, marketers have been stuck using software invented in 2006: Oracle Eloqua, Salesforce Pardot, Adobe Marketo, and HubSpot Marketing Hub. These tools were built before LinkedIn ads existed, let alone AI-driven campaigns. In an era obsessed with “move fast and break things,” we chose a different path. We spent years working with top design partners to build a MAP that feels like Figma, enriches like Clay, and scales like HubSpot — but built from the ground up for modern marketing teams. Today, Conversion is trusted by over 4,000 growing companies, including OpenAI, Abacum, Paraform, Warmly, Motion, and HockeyStack. In under two years, we’ve grown to nearly 8-figures in revenue, making us one of the fastest-growing marketing startups in the world. Our gratitude to our investors, customers, founding team members, friends, and family cannot be overstated. This is a special team on a bold mission to displace massive, legacy incumbents. A mission to make marketing software feel like magic. --- This $28M round was led by Abstract Ventures, with participation from @HOFCapital, @trueventures, @AntlerGlobal, and top angels from @OpenAI. A few special thank-yous: 1/ Our incredible investor group led by @dkwon98, Puneet Agarwal, @VictorWangJC , and Chris Millisits, for believing in our vision. 2/ Our amazing design partners: @BeauroyreMax , Stephanie Bian, Joseph Wang, @pranavmitl, Ethan Yu, Veronica Dominicis, and @fin465 for helping us build something complex, elegant, and powerful. 3/ And most importantly, our team: @charlie_he_ , @KyleWonzen, @levibkline , @matt_rowl_dev , Tayler Dunn, @SammyBoch, Naasir Farooqi, Swamik Lamichhane, @_varunnair, and @jimfutsu . Founders are only as strong as their team, and James and I feel incredibly lucky to work with such an amazing team everyday. We’re hiring across GTM, marketing, engineering, and design. If this mission speaks to you, our careers page is in the comments. If you’re tired of broken workflows and generic emails, comment “Conversion” and we’ll send you 100 high-performing templates from the best companies in the world. PS: two years ago, we were nearly out of cash, surviving on Chipotle rewards points in Berkeley and deep into our second pivot. To every builder out there: stay scrappy, inquisitive, and grateful. Building a startup is a privilege. Keep going.
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Finn Mallery retweeted
i refused to send cold emails. so, we sent custom doormats to 100+ of the hottest startups instead. "your shoes look good. do your SOCs 2?" (spoiler: it got us more responses than weeks of cold emails.)
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Finn Mallery retweeted
announcing @cluely's $15M fundraise, led by @a16z. cheat on everything.
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Finn Mallery retweeted
Not using Veo 3 for startup launch videos now seems entirely outdated.
Introducing @origamiagents: AI Research Agents that can find you anything. 9 months ago I pitched my most cracked friend a crazy startup idea and he dropped out + moved to the US to help me build it (in a tweet that went viral). Check out what we’ve been working on
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Finn Mallery retweeted
finn is a dog and a killer. so much respect.
Introducing @origamiagents: AI Research Agents that can find you anything. 9 months ago I pitched my most cracked friend a crazy startup idea and he dropped out + moved to the US to help me build it (in a tweet that went viral). Check out what we’ve been working on
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Finn Mallery retweeted
Finn is outbound Jesus. His depth of knowledge in B2B sales is frankly concerning Now he’s put this knowledge into an infinite number of origami agents, gg
Introducing @origamiagents: AI Research Agents that can find you anything. 9 months ago I pitched my most cracked friend a crazy startup idea and he dropped out + moved to the US to help me build it (in a tweet that went viral). Check out what we’ve been working on
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Finn Mallery retweeted
most founders wait until their product is perfect before selling to customers. @fin465 did the opposite — he dropped out of stanford and built a $50K/month AI startup before shipping a single feature. full episode: search "Omar Waseem" on YouTube
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Finn Mallery retweeted
At YC we often ask what is constraining growth of a startup. In some cases, it’s oxygen.
Replying to @DavidXue_ai
Yeah, we had an engineer pass out once so we installed air quality detectors everywhere
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One phone call from @fin465 just moved me 2,127 miles… 
About a week ago I was doing a set of chin-ups when my music cut out
 It's a call from a friend "We're opening another position that I think you'd be a great fit for. Got time to hear about the role?"  I agreed. 
Talked for a few hours And before the weekend closed I was on a flight to SF. 
After a 5-day-work-trial + a lot of caffeine, I’ll be joining a killer team at Origami Crazy that three weeks ago I was planning my class schedule…   Now I'm planning a new life across the country
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Don't talk about the non-crypto stuff I do too often but excited to see what @fin465 and team can do here. Loved his energy in this tweet xitter.cf/fin465/status/18361145… and immediately reached out to see how I could help their journey. Love supporting pure hustlers, world needs more 💪
We're thrilled to announce Origami Agents $2M Seed round. @doctororigami and I founded Origami Agents in September 2024 with a tweet that went viral and got us cooked on X We had both left school to build, and at the time, we had no customers, funding, or product. It was pretty obvious why hundreds of people were telling us that we had thrown our lives away and would fail We were literally 2 guys in a shitty apartment, wanting to build a workforce of AI agents. A week later, we got into @ycombinator F24 and everything changed. We had a community that had done it a hundred times before and were surrounded by the best builders in SF. In our first 50 days after launching during YC, we hit $50k MRR, using our own sales agents to scale. I took over 500 sales calls in the next three months while Kenson was pulling all-nighters to keep building the product. We built Origami from nothing and are living the American dream every day we work on it. We're building a future of AI agents that can learn, research, and do better than any human & are thankful to all our followers who've believed in us along the way. Will be revealing our agents in action over the next few weeks so stay tuned!
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Finn Mallery retweeted
Replying to @aadityabuilds
The startup model taught by stanford: 1) "customer discovery" 2) business plan 3) mock product 4) never launch and move on to next idea
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