Nash

Nash is an AI infrastructure platform for logistics that unifies internal fleets and third-party providers, powering dispatching, routing, tracking, and fraud detection for millions of deliveries.

Nash, founded in 2021 by two MIT graduates who have collaborated since high school, is building the AI infrastructure layer for logistics. The company addresses a fundamental coordination problem in commerce: unifying internal fleets and third-party delivery providers into a single operational platform. Its technology spans dispatching, routing, tracking, fraud detection, and customer support across last-mile logistics and retail verticals.

The Nash Platform integrates disparate fleet and provider networks into seamless logistics operations. The company's scale is significant - orchestrating millions of deliveries monthly. In 2025, Nash launched Nash AI, a system of AI logistics agents trained on insights derived from hundreds of millions of real-world deliveries, designed to automate the bulk of delivery operations that have traditionally required manual oversight.

Nash is backed by Y Combinator and Andreessen Horowitz. The company operates at the intersection of artificial intelligence and logistics infrastructure, a domain where technical depth in machine learning, optimization, and systems engineering converges with the operational complexity of physical commerce.