As we expanded to other cities, we found that our operations became more efficient and the technology improved, leading to better service.

We're expanding significantly in Europe, focusing on operational expertise to ensure successful launches in cities like Paris and London.

In hindsight, it was the best decision to stick with San Francisco, as we grew alongside other startups in a co-working space, which was incredibly informative and transformational for us.

Startups in LA are gaining traction, with more billion-dollar companies emerging there than in New York in recent years.

Y Combinator's presence in San Francisco has significantly contributed to the city's appeal, attracting young founders who prefer urban living over suburban environments.

Surrounding yourself with the right people and being in a vibrant city like the Bay Area can significantly enhance your startup journey and opportunities.

The founders of a company called Bappy made strategic decisions to relocate to San Francisco and shift their focus to a new product, which has since grown significantly and is now powering many companies in Y Combinator.

When we launched in new cities, we hosted big launch events to pay respects to the local community and engage influential people.

The ongoing boom in San Francisco's startup scene is already happening, with many companies raising funds and thriving in the area.