Yunjia builds AI-powered software and digital experiences — research-driven, quietly ambitious, designed to compound in value as the world around them changes.
The next decade will be shaped by those who can direct intelligence — human and machine — toward work that matters.
The best software of this era will feel less like a tool and more like a collaborator: attentive, adaptive, and quietly competent. We are building in that direction, across a small number of deliberate bets.
Yunjia (云家) means cloud and home — a studio for distributed, always-on systems that still feel deeply human to use.
Compounding capabilities in AI-augmented software, content, and market intelligence. A sequential build where each phase unlocks the next.
An AI-driven social network for sports enthusiasts. A parallel venture on its own clock — community, content, and intelligence for the fans.
Systems and workflows for AI-augmented software development — turning one engineer into a team, compounding leverage with every iteration.
AI-native production pipeline for digital content — script, narration, visuals, edit.
Signal-to-decision systems for capital markets — news, structured data, and model-driven analysis, distilled into actionable insight.
AI-driven social network for sports enthusiasts. Independent business line, separate clock.
Long Yang has been engineering and shipping software in Silicon Valley since 2012, with a decade-plus track record of delivering systems at scale inside big tech — across infrastructure, data platforms, and machine learning.
He believes — with conviction — that AI, built thoughtfully, will make the world meaningfully better: more productive, more creative, more human. He is dedicating this chapter of his life to that work.