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Agemo, founded by Osman Ramadan and Aymeric Zhuo, aims to democratize software creation through AI, allowing anyone with an idea to develop sophisticated applications. Ramadan, who began his tech journey in Sudan and later studied at Cambridge, transformed machine learning initiatives at Microsoft, focusing on privacy-preserving AI. Zhuo, from French Guiana, excelled in data analytics at Activision and product management at TikTok, significantly impacting user engagement and revenue. Their paths converged at an AI Lab, where they envisioned a "text-to-app" system, leading them to establish Agemo instead of joining OpenAI. Their product, Dunia, is designed to reason about software holistically, from design to deployment, offering a novel approach beyond traditional code generation. Supported by investors like Fly Ventures and notable figures from Datadog and Meta, Agemo is positioned to revolutionize the accessibility of software development for non-developers.

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