San Francisco’s most controversial startup is moving to New York

The “cheat on everything” AI app is ditching its SoMa headquarters due to legal issues.

ADVERTISEMENT Skip to main content EXCLUSIVE News San Francisco’s most controversial startup is moving to New York Cluely, the “cheat on everything” AI app, is ditching its SoMa headquarters due to legal issues. Cluely founders Alex Chen, Chungin “Roy” Lee, and Neel Shanmugam. | Source: Frank Zhou/The Standard By Rya Jetha Tech Culture Reporter Published Nov. 20, 2025 at 5:19pm Share Share Copy link to this article Email (opens in new tab) Twitter (opens in new tab) Bluesky (opens in new tab) Facebook (opens in new tab) LinkedIn (opens in new tab) Telegram (opens in new tab) WhatsApp (opens in

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