Q4 2025/ FY 2026                                                                          Volume 2, Issue 4    

Where the swell have we been? 👀

Oh, you thought we forgot to send this? Jokes on you. While you all thought you were living in 2026, we've been in fiscal year 2027 for 17 whole days now. Time is fake. Quarters are a construct. 

Between surpassing 42M in ARR and officially becoming a Series C-funded bunch, it's been a massive year for TQ. So let's rewind for a quick FY2026 recap and then look ahead to what’s coming up this quarter. And if you want to catch our past issues of FY26, you can check them out here: Q1 FY26, Q2 FY26, and Q3 FY26. 

We're pumped for what's to come in FY2027 and so grateful that you're here to help us make it happen!

Current Diversity Metrics

Our representation stats are benchmarked against the latest data on the U.S. employed labor force, rather than the broader U.S. population or the tech industry alone. This approach sets more ambitious targets, but we’ve done so intentionally—striving for our team to reflect the diversity of the people our products ultimately serve.

Each quarter, we’ll share the following representation metrics to keep you informed of how we’re progressing on team diversity. Here’s where we stand moving into Q3. 

Voices. History. Impact.

February is Black History Month

A time to honor the impact and lived experiences of Black Americans throughout history and today.

To celebrate and recognize this month, we pulled together a few resources to help you learn, listen, and support in meaningful ways--whether you dive into history, tune into a podcast, or discover Black-owned businesses.

Please explore the links below, and feel free to share other resources or experiences that resonate with you in #dept_people this month (or anytime).

ASALH About BHM - The official history of Black History Month from the organization that founded it, including its origins and meaning.

Code Switch - A long-running podcast about race, identity, history, and culture.

Buy Black - A large, searchable directory of Black-owned businesses across the U.S. to explore and support.

March is Women’s History Month

This month is a chance to reflect on the progress made, recognize the barriers that still exist, and amplify the voices and impact of women leading the way. To help you a little bit with this reflection, here are some avenues to learn, listen, and support in ways that feel meaningful to you.

Women’s History Month actually started as a local Women’s History Week in California in 1978, created to spotlight the contributions of women that were often left out of textbooks and conversations. This grassroots effort grew into a nationally recognized month in 1987. You can learn more about how it evolved at the National Women’s HIstory Museum!

Women in Tech Podcast
Conversations with women leaders across technology and innovation -covering everything from career journeys to building inclusive products and teams.

As always, if there’s a book, podcast, founder, or organization that’s inspired you, drop it in #dept_people so we can all learn together!