1mind

1mind is a software company that provides AI sales agents for business-to-business (B2B) revenue teams. Its platform uses digital agents called “Superhumans” to engage buyers and customers in conversations across websites, live sales calls, and in-product experiences. The company describes these agents as capable of answering product questions, qualifying buyers, delivering demonstrations, handling objections, and supporting customer onboarding and success.

The platform covers several points in the customer journey. Website and inbound agents engage visitors and qualify interest; Ride-Along agents join live sales calls and provide product expertise; In-Product Guides answer questions and help users navigate setup and workflows; and Customer Success agents assist with onboarding, adoption, and identifying expansion or renewal opportunities. 1mind says these experiences can share a common “Brain,” carrying conversation context between touchpoints.

1mind’s stated customers are B2B revenue teams, including sales, marketing, customer success, product-led growth, and broader go-to-market teams. Its official website presents customer accounts and testimonials, while a company announcement and partner materials identify organizations including HubSpot, Samsara, Nutanix, Alteryx, Pipedrive, ZoomInfo, Boston Dynamics, and Owner.com among its customers. The company positions its software as a way to provide buyer engagement and product expertise across more interactions, while allowing human teams to focus on other work.

Founded by Amanda Kahlow, formerly founder and CEO of 6sense, 1mind publicly launched in November 2025 with $40 million in announced funding, including a $30 million Series A led by Battery Ventures. The company’s announcement describes its product as a unified experience for revenue teams from first buyer contact through sales and onboarding. The LinkedIn company profile lists the founding year as 2024; the public launch announcement is dated November 2025.

The company’s published ethical stance says it aims to build Superhumans that “elevate people.” It describes commitments to human-centered and empathetic design, privacy and data stewardship, respect for human work and upskilling, and safeguards against misuse. The policy also says the company considers fairness, transparency, accountability, and societal benefit in developing and governing its AI systems.

1mind’s website describes its team as “Super Humans building Superhumans.” Its public materials emphasize creating AI products for revenue teams and improving buyer experiences, but do not provide a detailed account of internal working practices or employee benefits. The company’s public contact details list a San Francisco mailing address and general contact email and phone number.