Problem

As of August 1, 2026, dScribe AI is operating under the Rebulk brand. It addresses the difficulty of tracking bulk materials such as feed, grain, sand, and other inventory that sits in piles, bays, yards, or truck beds rather than in barcoded packages. Operators still rely on rough estimates, manual checks, delayed updates, or expensive surveys, creating shrink, stockouts, poor planning, and operational fire drills.

The economics are consequential: manual surveys can be expensive and 20–30% inaccurate, while bad inventory data makes it difficult to plan truckloads, procurement, and logistics and can distort inventory valuation and financial planning. The killer use case is a recurring, accurate inventory audit for agricultural feed distributors and other bulk-material operators that need to know the volume and weight of material at each site in order to run the supply chain.

Product / Service

Rebulk is an integrated hardware-and-software platform for measuring and monitoring bulk inventory. For smaller indoor piles it can use fixed cameras; for larger outdoor stockpiles it uses drones, cameras, LiDAR, and computer vision to scan the site, create a 3D reconstruction, and calculate inventory in volume and weight. The resulting data is connected to operational systems rather than left in a spreadsheet.

The product is delivered through a demo-led, configured deployment that fits a customer’s materials, terminals, billing terms, operational workflows, and reporting needs. Its broader platform combines measured inventory with railcar tracking, bills of lading, waybills, scale tickets, ownership data, customer reporting, and demurrage, turning physical measurements into a trusted operational and billing record while reducing manual work.

Market

The company competes in industrial computer vision, bulk-inventory measurement, and supply-chain operations software, with an initial focus on agriculture and expansion potential across mining, aggregates, construction, energy, biomass, wood and paper, recycling, and waste. Stockpile Reports is a clear adjacent competitor because it also uses computer vision and machine learning to measure bulk materials from phone, drone, and camera imagery; traditional manual surveys and general-purpose drone-mapping workflows are additional alternatives. Rebulk’s intended differentiation is that it combines measurement with the operating workflows around inventory, rail, logistics, and billing.

The business is early-stage but has clear commercial and ecosystem traction rather than being merely pre-product. It is an active Y Combinator Summer 2025 company, has reported a $1.2 million pre-seed round from investors including Y Combinator, KCRise Fund, Abstraction Capital, Flyover Capital, and Redbud VC, and has been working with one of North America’s largest agricultural feed distributors as well as Charm Industrial. Its current site also identifies a customer operating more than 700 trucks and 21 terminals. No revenue figure or pricing is disclosed in the available evidence, so scale and monetization remain unquantified.