Human Behavior Startup Raises $5M Seed Funding with Vision AI Analytics

Human Behavior, a Y Combinator-backed startup founded by 20-year-old Stanford dropout Amogh Chaturvedi and his co-founders Skyler Ji and Chirag Kawediya, has raised $5 million in seed funding to develop an AI-driven platform that uses computer vision to analyze user session replays for insights into user behavior, including conversions and churn. Unlike traditional analytics tools relying on manually tagged events or clickstream data, their vision AI automatically generates actionable intelligence without extensive coding, addressing key questions for product teams. The startup, founded just four months ago and already working with Series A and B companies, raised its seed round in only two days, attracting investors such as General Catalyst, Paul Graham, Vercel Ventures, and Y Combinator. The founders first built and sold an e-commerce accounting startup before pivoting to Human Behavior, with YC initially skeptical but supportive of their shift toward vision AI analytics. Their approach aims to unlock a previously untapped goldmine in session replay data, potentially transforming how companies understand and improve user engagement and retention. They consciously declined higher valuation offers, focusing instead on product and mission, which underscores their commitment to innovating in user behavior analytics.