Joshua Browder is Founder and CEO of DoNotPay, the world's first AI-powered consumer rights platform that has won over 2 million cases for customers. He has been named one of MIT Technology Review's 35 Innovators Under 35 and recognized by the Financial Times as a top legal innovator in America.

Browder studied Computer Science at Stanford University before dropping out after 3.5 years to accept a Thiel Fellowship. He started DoNotPay at age 18 to help himself and friends appeal parking tickets, which quickly went viral.

Browder grew up in London before moving to Palo Alto at age 18. He is also a prolific angel investor through Browder Capital, having invested in over 150 companies including Figma, Mercury, Owner.com, and Riverside.

DoNotPay has automated over 200 consumer rights processes and raised $27.7M from top investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Coatue, and Lux Capital, reaching a $210M valuation in 2021. The platform serves customers across all 50 US states and the UK.

DoNotPay has helped millions of consumers fight corporations, cancel subscriptions, lower bills, and obtain refunds. The company has successfully contested over 250,000 parking tickets and continues to expand its AI-powered legal services.