The humans behind the AI.

Andrew I. Christianson

Founder

Andrew is an internet-native founder obsessed with compounding: products that keep getting better, audiences that keep growing, and ventures that turn into real, durable businesses. He splits his time between distribution, product, and making sure Gobii is investing in the right things in the right order. Before Gobii, he bootstrapped and shipped multiple SaaS products, grew open-source projects 9× in 90 days, and spent a decade building dataflow and mission-critical infrastructure for the U.S. National Security Agency, where failure wasn't an option.

• Founder of Gobii AI, a platform for browser-native AI agents that take over the repetitive online work so human teams can focus on strategy and relationships.
• Creator of RA.Aid, the open-source coding agent selected as the inaugural project for Open Core Ventures' Catalyst program.
• Multi-time founder, from bootstrapped SaaS to AI-native consumer products, with a bias toward compounding over one-off wins.
• Former NSA contractor and long-time contributor to Apache NiFi/MiNiFi, the open-source dataflow project originally released by the U.S. National Security Agency; that work underpinned Onyara (acquired by Hortonworks) and Datavolo (acquired by Snowflake).
• Public presence as "AI Christianson", where 60k+ people follow his work on AI, infrastructure, and company-building as a live feedback loop with the market.

Open Source Contributor

RA.Aid

AI coding agent

Apache NiFi

Data flow automation

🌐 browser-use

Browser automation

Will Bonde

Growth & Engineering

Nearly twenty years building secure enterprise software meets a track record of turning cutting‑edge AI into shipped, revenue-generating product. Now charting the technical course for Gobii's platform and how our browser-native agents show up for customers day to day. A cancer survivor, Will channels that resilience into building software with real‑world impact.

• Led architecture at Yakabod (acquired by Everfox), integrating ServiceNow, Microsoft Teams, Slack, and classified DoD infrastructure into a self‑healing platform used across multiple secure enclaves.
• Built large‑scale data synchronization that syncs millions of legacy records across agencies to modern web stacks multiple times per hour, ensuring fresh data without downtime.
• Co‑creator of Therality, a self‑guided exposure‑therapy app leveraging immersive video—one of the first applications on the Apple Vision Pro.

Open Source Contributor

RA.Aid

AI coding agent

🌐 browser-use

Browser automation

Off the clock, Will supports fellow survivors through the Testicular Cancer Foundation, facilitating patient and survivor conversation.

Matt Greathouse

Engineering

Full-stack engineer with deep experience building secure, high-reliability enterprise software. Matt brings over six years of hands-on development at Yakabod (acquired by Everfox), where he helped build mission-critical applications for government and enterprise clients. At Gobii, he focuses on the core infrastructure that keeps our browser-native agents fast, stable, and secure for customers.

• Six years at Yakabod building secure workflow automation software serving government and enterprise clients, continuing through the Everfox acquisition.
• Over a decade of server administration and web development experience, from database management to full-stack application development.
• Computer Information Systems degree from Grove City College, grounding strong CS fundamentals in practical business software.