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GuidenAI Inc. is an American artificial intelligence software company based in San Francisco, California. Its flagship product is Broxi, a no-code platform for building and deploying AI agents.^[1][2] The company was founded in 2024 by Katelyn Ho and Jason Giang.^[1][3]

GuidenAI Inc. was incorporated in Delaware in 2024 and registered as a foreign corporation in California on May 23, 2024, with offices in San Francisco.^[3] The company was co-founded by Katelyn Ho, who serves as chief executive officer, and Giang Hung Tien (known professionally as Jason Giang), who serves as chief technology officer.^[1]

According to the company, GuidenAI's first product was a consumer travel application released under the GuidenAI name, described as an AI-assisted trip-planning tool.^[1] The travel application was later discontinued, and the company refocused on Broxi, a no-code platform for creating AI agents.^[2]

Katelyn Ho (Vietnamese: Hồ Gia Linh) is the company's founder and chief executive officer. She studied at San Francisco State University and took part in entrepreneurship programming associated with the university.^[4][5] According to the company, both founders previously worked in Vietnam's digital-media sector.^[1] Jason Giang (Giang Hung Tien) is the co-founder and chief technology officer.^[1]

Broxi is presented by the company as a no-code tool that allows users to build and deploy AI agents without programming, with the stated aim of making AI agent development accessible to non-technical users.^[2] The company has described an automated agent-building capability it calls "Broxi Autopilot."^[6] Product and developer documentation is published through the company's documentation site.^[6]

GuidenAI has taken part in startup and university entrepreneurship events. Co-founder Katelyn Ho, an alumna of San Francisco State University, took part in a campus women founders and investors panel in April 2025; the company has also presented at university entrepreneurship programming associated with the Lam Family College of Business.^[4][5] The company appeared at a 2024 community pitch event organized by the Vietnamese American Business Association in the San Francisco Bay Area.^[7] According to the founders, GuidenAI was among the startups featured at Llama Lounge 17, an AI showcase held at Stanford University in April 2025.^[8]

• No-code development platform
• Intelligent agent
• Artificial intelligence industry in the United States

Category:Companies based in San Francisco Category:Software companies established in 2024 Category:American companies established in 2024 Category:2024 establishments in California Category:Technology companies established in 2024