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# About Sumora

About Sumora

# The most advanced outreach agent, built to run itself.

Finding customers is the hardest, most repetitive part of building a company — and it's exactly the kind of work AI should own. Sumora replaces the stack of list tools, sequencers, and copywriters with a single agent that finds the right people, reaches out on the channels they use, warms them up, and books the meeting. You stay in control from one inbox.

### Whole-funnel, not a feature

Most tools stop at a lead list. Sumora runs the entire motion — discovery, outreach, warming, replies, and booking — end to end.

### You stay in control

Approve-before-send on every message by default. Sumora is autonomous, not a black box you can't see into.

### It compounds

Every reply teaches your agent what converts. Targeting and messaging sharpen automatically, week over week.

Why we built it

## Outbound shouldn't take a team

Before Sumora, a serious outbound motion meant a scraper for lists, a sequencer for sends, a copywriter for messaging, and someone stitching replies back into a CRM by hand. We built Sumora so a founder or a two-person team can run that whole motion themselves — one agent that finds the right people, writes to them the way a person would, and hands you only the conversations worth your time. Sumora is backed by Google for Startups and NVIDIA Inception.

The team

## Who's building Sumora

![Devansh Ranjan](/founder/Devansh.jpeg)

### Devansh Ranjan

Co-Founder & CEO

Systems developer and product architect. Builds AI-native software and the agent runtime that powers Sumora.

[LinkedIn →](https://linkedin.com/in/devanshranjan)

![Samagra Gune](/founder/Samagra.jpeg)

### Samagra Gune

Co-Founder & COO

Growth and product-operations lead. Owns onboarding, pricing, and getting Sumora into the hands of the founders who need it.

[LinkedIn →](https://linkedin.com/in/samagragune)

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