David Wieseneck

This may have been the most fun anyone has ever had at the NYSE. Ever.

Felt like if Sleep No More & CKY & Jim Cramer had a threesome and they taped it on one of these big ass VHS cameras you had to carry on your shoulder.

Ramp marketing stunts are turning out to be the hottest ticket in town.

Big news just dropped: Ramp raised $1.85B at a $60B valuation!

It’s another major milestone in Ramp’s journey, and we’re incredibly proud of it. But now it’s back to work - with a quick celebration first: 🎉

Now I want to highlight some of the major product's we have shipped in the past few months:
- Token Spend Management
- Officially launched in UK & Canada
- Glass, a full-on general AI workspace
- Router, for AI token routing
- Punchouts for Procurement
- Stablecoin accounts on Ramp
- Ramp for Construction
- Applied AI Solutions
- Managed Portfolios in Banking
- Ramp Stack (accountants love it for month-end close)

All of this comes down to three things:
1. Our customers asked us and trust us to build spectacular products, even in areas that might not seem obvious at first glance
2. We keep our heads down and ship (with help from Inspect, iykyk)
3. Our north star keeps us focused: Saving our customers Time, Money, and Tokens

So I'll make a few asks today:
- If you are a customer: What should we build next? Where do we fall short? Please keep pushing us.
- If you are not yet a customer: Why not? What can we do to win your business? I'll personally hop on a call with you. DMs are open.
- If you work here at Ramp: Hey! Did you take my Forkable yesterday? 77 days left in 2026, let's get back to delivering for our customers, prospects, and partners.

These funds give us the ability to take big swings and build innovative products for our customers. Stoked to keep delivering for them.

Jobs not done.

Now we’re cookin’ with Glass

This goes so hard.

Run it for the Keynote at OnRamp next week?

This manifesto on Multiplayer AI by @sergeykarayev is spot on.

Give it a read -> multiplayer-ai.com

AI has mostly been single-player mode for the past few years, but real work is collaborative, where humans & agents worth together.

This is what we built with Inspect (newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/why-ramp-bui…) and now we are building a similar experiance for the @ Ramp Slack agent.

Take a look at this screenshot, we are working on a Procurement request as a team in the # help-finance channel, while Ramp orchestrates the internal approvals and contract signatures via Ironclad. No need to log into Ramp, no need to switch context from the discussion we are having. The Ramp agent works alongside of us handling the boring parts for the team.

If you had this capability today, what would you want the Ramp agent to do for you? What capabilities should we build into it?