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§ Private Profile · San Francisco, CA, USA
The OS for financial advisors
Thyme has raised $500K across 1 funding round.
Key people at Thyme.
Thyme was founded in 2024 by Daniel Lantz (Founder) and Fernando San Martin (Founder).
Thyme has raised $500K in total across 1 funding round.
There are 300k+ financial advisors in the US using a digital Rolodex to manage their client relationships, and it's time for a makeover.
At Thyme we are building the OS for financial advisors that allows them to automatically take notes in meetings (in-person, online, and phone calls), manage their client records with the help of AI, and offer a client portal where clients can track their assets, manage tasks, and even pay for their services.
Our users have replaced their legacy CRMs and billing solutions with us while deepening their clients' relationships thanks to our client portal and AI tooling that puts rich context at their fingertips.
Thyme has raised $500K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $500K Seed in September 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2024 | $500K Seed | — | Y Combinator | Announced |
Key people at Thyme.
Thyme is an AI-powered operating system (OS) designed specifically for financial advisors to streamline and enhance their client management and meeting workflows. It automates meeting transcription, note-taking, client onboarding, document parsing, billing, and task management, integrating seamlessly with popular financial advisor CRMs like Wealthbox, Redtail, and Salesforce. Thyme’s platform saves advisors significant time by creating richer, more accurate meeting summaries and syncing tasks across their tech stack, allowing them to focus more on client relationships rather than administrative work[1][2][3][6].
For an investment firm perspective, Thyme’s mission centers on building better software tools that improve financial advisors' productivity and client engagement. Its investment philosophy likely emphasizes AI-driven efficiency and integration within the financial services sector. The key sector is financial technology (fintech), specifically targeting wealth management and advisory services. Thyme’s impact on the startup ecosystem includes advancing AI applications in financial services and setting a new standard for advisor productivity tools[1][6].
From a portfolio company standpoint, Thyme builds an AI platform that serves financial advisors by solving the problem of inefficient meeting management and client data handling. It addresses the challenge of advisors relying on outdated, manual processes like digital Rolodexes and fragmented software stacks. Thyme’s growth momentum is evidenced by its adoption among advisors who report saving hours weekly and simplifying their tech stacks, as well as its acquisition by Altruist to further scale its impact[1][5][7].
Thyme was founded in 2024 by Fernando San Martin and Daniel Lantz, who previously worked together at Capital One, trovata.io, and Campfire (YC S23). The idea emerged from recognizing the inefficiencies financial advisors face in managing client meetings and data. They aimed to build an AI-driven OS that automates note-taking, document parsing, and CRM integration to transform how advisors operate. Early traction came from advisors praising Thyme’s ability to save time and improve meeting quality, leading to a loyal user base and eventual acquisition by Altruist[1][5][6].
Thyme rides the wave of AI adoption in fintech, particularly in wealth management and advisory services, where automation and data integration are critical. The timing is favorable due to the increasing complexity of advisors’ tech stacks and the growing demand for productivity tools that reduce administrative burdens. Market forces such as regulatory compliance, client expectations for personalized service, and the proliferation of digital communication platforms (Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams) support Thyme’s growth. By enabling advisors to run more efficient, data-driven meetings, Thyme influences the broader ecosystem by setting a new standard for AI-enabled client relationship management in financial services[1][2][4][6].
Thyme’s acquisition by Altruist signals a strong future trajectory focused on scaling its AI capabilities and expanding its user base within the financial advisory market. Trends shaping its journey include continued AI advancements, deeper integrations with financial platforms, and increasing demand for automation in wealth management. Thyme’s influence is likely to evolve from a standalone productivity tool to a core component of integrated financial advisor platforms, driving industry-wide shifts toward smarter, AI-powered client engagement. This aligns with its founding mission to build better software tools that transform how financial advisors operate and serve their clients[5][6].
In summary, Thyme is redefining the financial advisory workflow by delivering an AI-powered OS that automates and enriches every aspect of client meetings and management, positioning itself as a game-changer in fintech productivity tools.
Thyme was founded in 2024 by Daniel Lantz (Founder) and Fernando San Martin (Founder).
Thyme has raised $500K in total across 1 funding round.
Thyme's investors include Y Combinator.
