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Deeptune
Acquired by Mercor (Jul 2026); built gyms that mimic Slack and Salesforce
Data majorApp replicasComputer useCoding and SWE
Deeptune built hundreds of training gyms that mimic software such as Slack and Salesforce for frontier research labs. Mercor acquired it in July 2026, and the team now runs Mercor’s environment-software layer in New York. Buyers now engage through Mercor.
Best for: Enterprise app gyms, bought through Mercor
$43M Series A (Mar 2026, a16z)
- ✓ Bespoke builds
- – Platform or hub
- – Open source
- – Publishes prices
1 Legal nameDeeptune
2 HeadquartersNew York, NY
3 FoundedNot disclosed
4 Team11–50 (LinkedIn band); team now inside Mercor
5 DeliveryBespoke builds
6 ExclusivityNot disclosed
7 Customers and partnersMercor was a customer before acquiring it.
8 Published pricesNot disclosed
Where we recommend them
- Best for enterprise app replicas, an alternative.
Worth knowing before you sign
- No longer independent: acquired by Mercor, which sells to the same labs
- Mercor’s CEO invested in Deeptune about 3.5 months before acquiring it (Fortune)
- Inherits Mercor’s breach and litigation exposure
- No public research, docs or security page; customers never named
Sources
- Mercor: Deeptune acquisition
- Fortune: Deeptune deal
- Deeptune homepage
- Deeptune Series A post
- rl-list profile
- SiliconANGLE: acquisition
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