YC-backed Prized lets non-engineers build secure internal tools with AI
Scobleizer · x · 2026-08-08
Prized has officially launched with backing from Y Combinator. The platform empowers non-technical teams—such as ops, support, and finance—to build, deploy, and share secure internal tools using natural language.
The product focuses on enterprise data security: admins configure data connectors and permissions once, and all subsequently built tools automatically inherit these governed access scopes and audit trails. It also supports plugging external coding agents into the same governed sandbox for development.
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