Clean

Clean finds companies that may be ready to buy from dated records, then names who to contact. The site is tryclean.ai, and the homepage title names Clean AI Labs. Pavan Kumar, founder and CEO, launched it on November 2, 2026.

Y Combinator lists Clean in its Fall 2026 batch, in San Francisco. The site says it is backed by Y Combinator and Jackson Square Ventures. Clean reads your site and the documents you give it so it can learn what you sell and who buys it.

It watches records such as customs shipments, permits, loans, supplier switches, contract awards, fleet changes, and registrations. It puts one company's records in date order and treats records that point the same way as a reason to buy. It does not use ad clicks, page views, content downloads, or bidstream.

The source stays on each record. Work emails and phone numbers come from licensed providers and are verified before they show. Connecting Gmail is optional.

Clean then shows mail to and from the prospects you choose. If you send from Gmail, it also watches those threads so a sequence can stop. The site says synced mail is deleted when you disconnect, and that Gmail data is not used for ads or to train general AI models.

Connecting LinkedIn is optional and read-only. Clean can use it to confirm people and to show a warm intro. It does not post or message on LinkedIn.

You can sync the prospects you pick to HubSpot or Attio, and you can launch a campaign from Clean. Nothing goes out until you turn sending on. From Gmail, Clean sends one email at a time on weekdays inside your sending hours, never more than 40 a day from one mailbox, and every email has an unsubscribe link.

A sequence stops when the person replies, bounces, or unsubscribes. The buyer-signal notes are at Buyer Signals.