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Edviro: AI operator for energy equipment (YC Summer 2026), Skoor 40

What they built

Edviro describes its product as "AI That Operates Energy Infrastructure." [source]

The company says it connects to meters, HVAC systems, batteries, solar and other energy equipment. [source]

It claims to detect and diagnose problems, forecast demand, simulate fixes, create work orders, coordinate maintenance and control equipment where authorized. [source]

It says its "energy world models" learn each site's behavior, choose actions and verify results against operational, meter and billing data. [source]

It is based in San Francisco, CA, and is tagged Deep Learning, B2B and Energy. [source]

Record

Measured signals (n = 4, Skoor 40, confidence 0.8):

The status is listed as Active and the stage as Early. [source]

All four signals come from the YC directory, observed 2026-10-14. [source]

There are no code repositories, organization records or specific job listings in the evidence.

Why now

Not in the evidence.

Inference: The pitch depends on software being able to act on equipment, not just report on it. Whether the timing is right depends on customer willingness to authorize control. The evidence does not test this.

Unknowns

Inference: The Skoor comes entirely from YC directory status. It measures selection, not traction or the team.

Questions for the room

What would move the Skoor

These would raise it:

  • Named paying sites with control enabled.
  • Verified savings on bills.
  • Founders with prior energy-systems or controls work.
  • These would lower it:

  • The product is limited to monitoring and dashboards with no authorized control.
  • No sites are connected outside pilots.