Tulu, has built the world's largest in-apartment building "product access and usage" platform. With over 500 buildings WW and a new one every day, Tulu installs micro-retail touchpoints — sophisticated, app-controlled "vending" units — inside residential housing buildings, letting residents rent physical products on demand: vacuum cleaners, drills, PlayStations etc, alongside buyable items like snacks and printing. The physical units are paired with the "Tulu brain," an AI layer that turns real-world usage data into consumer insights, curating the right product mix per building.

Built on two mega-trends - USAGE replacing OWNERSHIP, and AI allowing massive data usage and targeting - Tulu's "ecosystem" directly addresses the needs of, and engages, three actors: tenants, property managers, and brands. This allows Tulu to monetize these relationships.

One major takeaway - if you can simultaneously address the needs of multiple actors, you can create a flywheel of profitable growth. This is precisely what Sunbit does. Now add Tulu to the list. According to Yishai and Yael:

• 14 countries
• 65+ cities
• 500+ buildings (and "adding a new Tulu every day")
• 250,000+ potential consumers reached (right where they live)
• ~400 residential units in the average Tulu building
• Stated path to $100M in the next few years