AngelPad is a seed-stage startup accelerator founded in 2010 by Thomas Korte and Carine Magescas, both former Google employees. Operating in San Francisco and New York City, AngelPad selects approximately 15 startups every six months from a pool of around 2,000 applicants. The program focuses on providing intensive mentorship, seed funding, and networking opportunities over a three-month period.

This approach has led to AngelPad being ranked as the top U.S. accelerator by MIT's Seed Accelerator Benchmark since 2015. The accelerator has a strong track record, with its portfolio companies raising over $2.2 billion in funding, averaging $14 million per company.

Notable alumni include Postmates, which was acquired by Uber for $2.65 billion, and other successful startups like Buffer, MoPub, and Vungle.