Olumia.dev

Founder's Story

Olumia's founder is an immigrant entrepreneur from Rota, a small beach town in southern Spain, now building in New York City. She spent 15 years in enterprise operations, earned a postgraduate degree in AI and machine learning, led AI product operations at BMC Software, and founded Security Atlas AI. That is where she saw the blindspot: companies pouring money into AI coding tools with no way to see what any of it cost or returned. She built Olumia in two months using the same AI tools it governs, brought in a senior engineer to make it enterprise-grade, and within weeks three enterprises were in pilot discussions. From bartending on weekends at 17 to founding a company in a brand-new software category, the through-line is the same habit applied over and over: show up every day and build.

Business Description

Olumia is the FinOps platform for AI code assistants: one dashboard that shows companies exactly what their AI coding tools cost and what they get back. Enterprises today pay four or more vendors for AI coding assistants (GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Anthropic Claude, and OpenAI), and each vendor reports spend and usage differently. Finance sees the bill after it’s too late, engineering leaders can’t prove return on investment, and IT can’t spot wasted licenses before renewal. Olumia solves AI spend management by connecting read-only to each vendor’s admin API and normalizing everything into one trustworthy view: total AI spend, cost per developer, seat and license utilization, wasted licenses to reclaim, and ROI measured against real developer velocity.

What makes Olumia different is its forecasting and intelligence layer. Olumia doesn’t just report what you spent on AI coding tools; it predicts what you’re about to spend. The platform forecasts next quarter’s variable token consumption, models renewal scenarios before you sign, and sends budget overrun alerts before the invoice arrives. Since GitHub switched Copilot to token-based billing in June 2026, engineering budgets have become unpredictable, and Olumia was built for exactly this moment. Cross-vendor metrics you won’t find anywhere else include blended spend per developer, seat overlap across vendors, cost per pull request merged, model mix efficiency, and Copilot Credits runway.

Olumia is a woman-owned, minority-owned technology company based in New York City, founded in 2026. The platform is live at olumia.dev with integrations for GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Anthropic, and OpenAI. Security is the foundation: read-only vendor connections, encrypted credentials, and no access to source code, prompts, or personal data, ever. If your company uses AI coding assistants and can’t answer what they cost, what they return, or what next quarter’s bill will be, Olumia gives you the answer.