The founders of LatchBio have broken into the biotech industry with their cloud software startup, managing to raise over $30 million. All before their 25th birthdays.
: Develops software that enables biotech labs to more easily store data and collaborate in the cloud.We were originally just working on projects together and trying to make something useful for biology. It wasn't until we actually had to get funding that they were like, 'oh, you need to incorporate.'We're still navigating the idea maze of biotech. So we had a website with a very vague idea around depth tools for computation biologists without like a clear product at that point.
So after talking to people over the next three months, we had like six people that were willing to pay us for an app for the idea that became Latch.I'm going to be generic and say Steve Jobs. When I was 14, I read his biography. And it's what inspired me a lot and showed me that these companies that I like were made by pure persistence and hard work and innovation. I'm from Mexico, so that concept to me was really, really wild.
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