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22 customers and $8K MRR
We closed our 22nd paying customer this month and crossed $8K MRR. Three of the last five came from customer referrals.

Document intelligence operations for any document-heavy industry.
Doculingo is a document intelligence operating system that turns complex documents into structured, actionable intelligence.
The platform analyzes agreements, identifies risk and key terms, tracks obligations and deadlines, translates documents across languages, and connects document data to the workflows and decisions that follow.
Instead of contracts living across disconnected tools, Doculingo creates an operational layer around them — helping teams understand what matters, what needs action, who is responsible, and what comes next.
Revenue, growth, retention and usage numbers are visible to members.
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Founders
Founder & CEO · Raleigh-Durham, NC
Previously U.S. Department of Defense, Robin AI, Definitive Healthcare and Suralink
Taylor Wrice is a technology founder and revenue operations leader with experience across legal AI, healthcare data, government consulting and professional services. Before Doculingo, he built ResumeGPT, an AI career platform used by more than 5,000 people. Taylor founded Doculingo to turn complex documents into structured, workflow-ready intelligence. Drawing from his experience building technology, scaling operations and working within document-heavy industries, he is building a platform that helps organizations understand risk, automate workflows and make faster decisions. Sports is Doculingo's initial wedge, with applications across other document-intensive markets.
Coverage and mentions from outside FND., pulled straight from the source.

Sports Business Journal · May 27, 2026
Profile of founder Taylor Wrice and DocuLingo's ambition to become an all-encompassing data and document platform for athletes, agents and companies doing international sports business.

Bear and the Bull · July 19, 2026 · Ilona Limonta-Volkova
Doculingo founder Taylor Wrice says the company builds global operational infrastructure that connects documents, workflows, compliance and translation to reduce information silos. It prioritizes high-trust, mission-critical customers over broad AI adoption, accepting slower sales cycles to build lasting trust.

GrepBeat · November 6, 2025 · Cameron Kim
How DocuLingo applies AI to NIL agreements and agent contracts — risk flagging, recommended actions, compliance analysis, incentive tracking and translation into 30+ languages — and why it is starting in sports. Also notes the $10K NC IDEA MICRO Grant.

NC IDEA · February 11, 2026
Founder Q&A covering the origin of DocuLingo, the plan to take Core+ into international markets, and turning pilots into full contracts with sports agencies, teams and global brands.

NC TECH
Directory listing describing DocuLingo as an AI-powered document intelligence and workflow platform for global sports commerce, headquartered on Glenwood Ave in Raleigh.
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We closed our 22nd paying customer this month and crossed $8K MRR. Three of the last five came from customer referrals.
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We are raising $500K on a SAFE at a $12M cap to fund two engineering hires and SOC 2.
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Extracted fields now write directly into NetSuite and Sage without an integration project.
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