The AI Engineer’s Guide to Raising VC — Dani Grant (Jam), Chelcie Taylor (Notable Capital)
AI Engineer World's Fair 2025 · 34:17
Bug reporting and AI debugging tools
Jam makes bug reporting tools for product, QA, support, and engineering teams. Its Chrome extension captures screenshots and screen recordings with available logs, network requests, user events, and device details. Jam AI suggests titles, summaries, and reproduction steps, while integrations send reports to Linear, Jira, and Slack. Recording Links let customers submit recordings without installing software. Jam MCP gives coding agents access to recorded context; Jam CLI publishes agent-made videos for reviewing pull requests and walkthroughs.
Dani Grant and her former Cloudflare colleague Irtefa founded Jam in 2020. Matt Rubright succeeded Grant as CEO in 2026 after already leading the team for several months. Jam’s products share a core capture stack and object model. Its Recording Links engineering places capture and recorder frames in the same browser state partition, allowing them to communicate locally rather than depend on a network connection for coordination.
As of August 2026, the company reported 250,000+ users. Teams at Drata, BuildOps, Cognition, and Elevenlabs use Jam for bug reporting. Jam offers a free tier, Team subscriptions charged per creator, and custom Enterprise plans. Enterprise features include SAML/SSO, audit logs, workspace analytics, and automatic data deletion.
AI Engineer World's Fair 2025 · 34:17
Affiliations reflect their AIE appearances, not necessarily current employment.
The joint workshop discusses why pre-seed investors may invest before a finished product or a full-time founding team, alongside founder vision, co-founders, and team evaluation.
Affiliations reflect each recorded session, not necessarily current employment. The fundraising workshop is a joint session with Chelcie Taylor of Notable Capital.