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Onebrief

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States · Founded 2019

Onebrief makes collaborative planning software for military staffs, which it calls an operating system for modern command. U.S. military headquarters use it to build and brief operational plans, and it is the planning layer in the U.S. Army’s Next Generation Command and Control prototype. In January 2026 it acquired Battle Road Digital, maker of the AtomEngine wargaming and simulation platform.

Profile

What it builds and who buys it

  • ·The platform turns planning inputs into reusable building blocks and keeps the planning products built from them in sync.Y Combinator
  • ·In January 2025 the company said Onebrief was integral to three of the four largest operational plans worldwide.Insight Partners (Onebrief release via Business Wire), Jan 28, 2025
  • ·In June 2025 Battery Ventures said Onebrief had been adopted in four of the seven geographic combatant commands.Silicon UK (Onebrief release via Business Wire), Jun 16, 2025
  • ·The platform runs on NIPR at Impact Level 5, deployed on Second Front’s Game Warden platform in AWS GovCloud, and was already on SIPR and JWICS.Onebrief (company release), Dec 11, 2024
  • ·In July 2026 the platform received FedRAMP Class D (High) certification through Second Front’s Game Warden authorization.Onebrief (company release), Jul 23, 2026
  • ·In January 2025 Air Combat Command awarded Onebrief a contract to provide the foundation of the Agile Battle Lab’s EMC3 project, with rollout to all ACC staff directorates.Onebrief (company release), Jan 7, 2025
  • ·The Army approved Onebrief to deploy into its Next Generation Command and Control environment under the 4th Infantry Division prototype.Onebrief, May 18, 2026
  • ·In NGC2, Onebrief integrates with partner systems from Anduril, Palantir, Striveworks, Govini, Instant Connect Enterprise, Rune, Research Innovations and Microsoft. The company says planners cut operational planning cycles from hours to as few as 30 minutes in the IVY STING exercises.Onebrief (company release), Jun 26, 2026
  • ·Battle Road Digital, from Boise, Idaho, was selected by the Army as the core simulation engine of its Next Generation Constructive program.Onebrief, Jan 23, 2026
  • ·Battle Road’s main product, AtomEngine, is a cloud-first simulation platform for wargaming, mission planning, training and analysis.SiliconANGLE, Jan 13, 2026
  • ·Battle Road had raised a $5 million seed round in 2023, Crunchbase News reported.Crunchbase News, Jan 13, 2026
  • ·In July 2026 AtomEngine received Department of War Impact Level 5, Impact Level 6 and Top Secret authorizations.Onebrief (company release), Jul 8, 2026
  • ·In July 2026 NATO’s DIANA accelerator picked Onebrief as one of ten companies, from more than 400 applicants, for its Decision Superiority for NATO Warfighters challenge.Onebrief, Jul 17, 2026
  • ·The company reported 4x revenue growth in the year before its Series B closed in autumn 2024. It has published no revenue figure.Onebrief, May 13, 2025
  • ·It had more than 100 employees in December 2024. Y Combinator lists a team size of 200.Onebrief (company release), Dec 11, 2024
  • ·Cory Ondrejka, formerly a vice president at Google and Meta and co-creator of Second Life, joined as chief technology officer in February 2026.Onebrief (company release), Feb 6, 2026
  • ·Its leadership page lists Grant Demaree as chief executive, Adam Lackey as chief operating officer and Cory Ondrejka as chief technology officer.Onebrief
  • ·Former Acting Secretary of Defense Chris Miller and retired Lt. Gen. Lewis Craparotta joined the board with the Series C.Insight Partners (Onebrief release via Business Wire), Jan 28, 2025

Founders and leadership

  • Grant DemareeCo-founder and chief executive

    Five years as an Army officer, including the counter-Ebola effort in Liberia and the counter-ISIS campaign in Iraq. Studied nuclear engineering and international relations at West Point.Y Combinator

Prospects, after the January 2026 Series D

Prepared by PiggyGPT, as of Oct 15, 2026

  • ·The customers on file are U.S. military commands: Air Combat Command, the Army’s 4th Infantry Division under NGC2, and the combatant commands Battery Ventures cited. No contract value for Onebrief itself is on file.Onebrief (company release), Jun 26, 2026
  • ·The product now spans planning and wargaming. Battle Road’s AtomEngine holds Impact Level 5, 6 and Top Secret authorizations, and the core platform holds FedRAMP Class D (High).Onebrief (company release), Jul 23, 2026
  • ·The company stated valuations of $650 million at the January 2025 Series C, $1.1 billion at the June 2025 extension and $2.15 billion at the January 2026 Series D. No revenue figure is on file, only a reported 4x growth year before the Series B.Onebrief, Jan 23, 2026
  • ·A Form D filed October 14, 2026 records $150,799,963 sold from July 31, 2026, of a $249,999,915 offering. The company has announced no round or valuation for it.SEC EDGAR (Form D), Oct 14, 2026
  • ·For the acquisition read, the investors on file are venture firms and one corporate venture arm, Salesforce Ventures. No defense prime or other strategic holds a cited stake, and no talks or approach are on file. Onebrief has been a buyer, of Battle Road Digital. The posture is quiet.

A summary of what the figures on this page add up to, prepared by PiggyGPT from the record on file and its cited sources. Not the Street's view, and not advice.

Funding

Last valuation

$2.15B

Post-money, Series DOnebrief, Jan 23, 2026

Last round or tender

Form D offering

Jul 31, 2026SEC EDGAR (Form D), Oct 14, 2026

No announcement from the company. The filing records $150,799,963 of equity sold to 2 investors from July 31, 2026, of a $249,999,915 offering, marks it as made in connection with a business combination, and does not name the round.

Latest revenue figure

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Valuation to revenue

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Post-money valuation by round

$0$500M$1B$1.5B$2B$2.5BApr '25Oct '25Apr '26$2.15B Series D
DateRoundRaisedPost-money
Jul 31, 2026Form D offeringNo announcement from the company. The filing records $150,799,963 of equity sold to 2 investors from July 31, 2026, of a $249,999,915 offering, marks it as made in connection with a business combination, and does not name the round.——
Jan 13, 2026Series DLed by Battery Ventures and Sapphire Ventures, with Salesforce Ventures new and General Catalyst and Insight Partners returning. The $200 million is an aggregate of primary and secondary; the split is not stated. The release body says more than $2 billion post-money, and its headline and the CEO’s post say $2.15 billion. Employees could sell up to 20% of vested shares in a tender at the preferred price. A Form D records $359,281,625 of equity sold to 12 investors from December 22, 2025, and marks the offering as made in connection with a business combination.$200M$2.15B
Jun 16, 2025Series C extensionLed by Battery Ventures. The company called the $1.1 billion a valuation without saying pre- or post-money. A Form D records $23,581,422 of equity sold to 5 investors from April 22, 2025.$20M$1.10B
Jan 28, 2025Series CLed by General Catalyst and Insight Partners, with Caffeinated Capital, 9Yards Capital and Human Capital. The company said total capital raised reached $103 million, and early employees sold shares in a tender offer. The $650 million valuation is the company’s, stated in its June 2025 release. A Form D records $58,748,142 of equity sold to 13 investors from December 19, 2024.$50M$650M
Dec 11, 2024Series BLed by Human Capital, with 9Yards Capital and Caffeinated Capital. The company announced it in December 2024 as bringing total capital raised to $53 million, and did not state the round’s own size. Its CEO said the bulk was raised in February 2024. Two Form D filings fall in the window: $12,500,000 of debt and options sold to 2 investors from October 2, 2023, and $16,000,509 of equity sold to 9 investors from April 5, 2024. The company does not say which filings make up the round.——
Sep 27, 2022Form D offeringNo announcement from the company. The filing records $14,824,985 of equity sold to 9 investors from September 27, 2022, of a $14,999,976 offering, and does not name the round.——
Sep 29, 2021Form D offeringNo announcement from the company. The filing records $6,128,321 of equity sold to 30 investors from September 29, 2021, of a $6,545,392 offering, and does not name the round. Onebrief was in Y Combinator’s Summer 2021 batch.——

Primary capital across the rounds on file: $270M

Revenue

No citable revenue figure on file.

Secondary venues

  • Clarity (formerly Hiive)public page seen Oct 15, 2026

    Clarity Price $30.14, as of Oct 15, 2026

    Clarity calls the figure a model-derived indicative estimate calculated daily and shows it down 8.67% all time; the page dates it no further than a "last updated" line reading August 28, 2026. Its funding table lists the January 2026 Series D at $75.74 a share.

  • Nasdaq Private Marketpublic page seen Oct 15, 2026

    NPM Price $46.45, as of Sep 30, 2026

    The page text estimates the price per share at $46.45 as of September 30, 2026; the page title shows $46.50. The page gives the founding year as 2022.

  • Caplightpublic page seen Oct 15, 2026

    No price on the public page.

    No public MarketPrice; Caplight gives it to its users. The page shows the January 2026 Series D and an estimated valuation of $2.15 billion, an aggregator’s figures.

  • Jarsypublic page seen Oct 15, 2026

    No price on the public page.

    A tokenized pre-IPO platform. The public page names Onebrief and shows no token or share price, and its valuation field is empty without an account.

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Reads

Acquisition: Quiet

No cited tie to a buyer. What is on file is contracts, rounds and partnerships without one.

Prepared by PiggyGPT, as of Oct 15, 2026

Signals

A summary of what the figures on this page add up to, prepared by PiggyGPT from the record on file and its cited sources. Not the Street's view, and not advice.

Sources

Researched Oct 15, 2026