Brasiliera is packed—is there another art deco gem nearby?"

The company started in April 2015 and has a full-time staff of 13 people in Tel Aviv, thanks to a mix of investment from friends and family, the Elevator Fund, and a bunch of private angel investors. It now has 300 cousins—the majority of whom are in London—though it also has a smaller presence in cities like Paris, Berlin, Lisbon, Rio, and Rome.

Now, it's ready to conquer the US with today's launch in New York City.

The company has five co-founders—CTO Gil Azrielant, COO Itamar Weizman, CPO Shachar Cotani, CMO Nadav Saadia, and CEO Itay Nagler—and PCMag spoke with Nagler on the phone from Tel Aviv.

Itay, first question, are any of your co-founders actual cousins?

(Laughs) Ah, no. We're not. No familydone.

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