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In June 2024, we've identified 30 promising startups worth watching. These innovative companies have captured our attention with their groundbreaking solutions and rapid growth. Spanning various industries, these startups show exceptional potential to make a significant impact in their respective fields. Stay updated on the latest trends and developments as we highlight the top startups that are driving change and shaping the future of business.
SUMMARY
Boston Brand Media brings you the news on Startups - Despite North India's scorching summer, the capital-starved Indian startup ecosystem experienced a favorable June 2024, with a partial funding recovery led by Zepto's $665 million round.
While this funding revival offered some relief, the overall path to full recovery in funding remains distant.
Despite the funding decline for Indian startups over the past year, the world's third-largest startup landscape is gradually rebounding, with investor confidence resurging stronger than ever.
Driving this turnaround is the GenAI boom, attracting both global and domestic VC and PE firms. Along with the rising cleantech sector and expanding direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands, the Indian startup scene is poised for significant growth.
However, profitability and sustainability remain top priorities for investors. The 48th batch of '30 Startups To Watch' reflects this trend, featuring nine bootstrapped startups, with the entire cohort raising around $30 million collectively. Notably, half of this month's startups have secured over $1 million in funding.
The June 2024 edition of '30 Startups To Watch' is more mainstream, with over 75% of the startups hailing from India's three major hubs: Bengaluru (13), Mumbai (6), and Delhi NCR (5).
However, Pune and Ahmedabad also made an impact, nurturing several new-age tech companies on the list.
As we wrap up the first half of 2024, we continue to monitor some of the most intriguing ventures in India's startup ecosystem. Without further ado, here is the 48th edition of Inc42's '30 Startups To Watch.'
To address the credit gap in India and similar challenges in emerging economies, Utkarsh Apoorva, Harshad Saykhedkar, Ashwini Prabhu, and Anubhab Bandyopadhyay launched AbleCredit in 2023.
The startup is developing GenAI models to revolutionize the underwriting process by creating detailed, customized credit reports on a case-by-case basis.
What sets AbleCredit apart is its ability to assess creditworthiness in the informal sector. By analyzing alternative data and adhering to stringent credit policies and guidelines, AbleCredit expands access to credit assessments for sectors often overlooked by traditional methods.
By enhancing the speed of underwriting by over 20 times and reducing operational costs, the platform allows credit teams to significantly increase their throughput.
A team that previously handled 10 loan cases per day can now efficiently manage over 120 cases. This efficiency accelerates the credit approval process and reduces the high underwriting costs that have historically hindered credit access in emerging markets.
In essence, AbleCredit’s innovative AI-driven approach is set to bridge the credit gap in emerging nations, especially in sectors like MSMEs where access to credit is crucial for economic growth and job creation.
The rise of direct-to-consumer (D2C) beauty brands in India has revolutionized the skincare industry with innovative solutions. Among these emerging brands is Asaya, a premium skincare line tailored specifically for melanin-rich skin.
Launched in September 2023 by Neeraj Biyani, co-founder of Paper Boat, alongside Mandeep Bhatia and Eeti Sharma, Asaya has quickly established itself in the market.
Asaya’s inception began when co-founder Sharma, at the age of 35, experienced adult acne. Despite seeking expert advice and using European products, Sharma found no relief. She realized that the specific needs of her dusky skin were not being addressed in the skincare industry.
This realization led to the creation of Asaya, focusing on deep hydration for hyperpigmentation, acne, lower moisture retention, oily skin care, and other specific needs of melanin-rich skin.
Asaya has rapidly expanded its sales and customer base, selling through its website and major online platforms such as Nykaa, Amazon, Flipkart, and Myntra. The brand offers over 11 products and 23 SKUs, addressing the unique needs of Indian skin, which structurally differs from the lighter skin tones prevalent in Western markets.
Founded in 2020 by hotel industry veterans Akash Goel and Bonish Gandhi, ATICA specializes in last-mile sales and revenue management, offering innovative solutions to streamline and enhance hotel operations.
At the core of ATICA’s offerings is its proprietary lead generation and CRM tool, which modernizes traditional manual sales processes.
The company engages in hands-on revenue management and reactive sales, including RFP management, ensuring hotels maximize their revenue from both brand and third-party websites.
ATICA has attracted substantial investment from Titan Capital and DLF. This marks the third entrepreneurial venture for its founders, who bring a wealth of industry knowledge and insight to the company.
ATICA’s diverse client portfolio includes hotel owners associated with major brands like Marriott, Hilton, IHG, Hyatt, Choice, Wyndham, Best Western, and more.
Through expert sales management, strategic digital marketing initiatives, and advanced revenue management technology, ATICA delivers measurable results to help clients thrive in a competitive hospitality landscape.
Founded in 2023 by Yash Bansal and Aastha Rajpal, Ayna serves direct-to-consumer fashion and ecommerce brands by offering virtual photoshoots that save time, effort, and cost.
The platform allows brands to create custom-built virtual models for their apparel and merchandise using inputs like mannequins, human models wearing the clothing, or designed backdrops. Brands can customize the age, ethnicity, size, and expressions of the virtual models, select suitable backgrounds, adjust lighting and mood, and establish brand profiles.
Ayna is developing a proprietary Compound Foundational Model specifically for the ecommerce industry. They charge based on usage and currently operate in India. Recently, Ayna raised $1.5 million in a funding round led by Inflexor.
In the short term, Ayna plans to expand into the US and grow its customer base to over 1,000 by 2024. By 2026, they aim to help global ecommerce players adopt AI, starting with virtual photoshoots, to drive exponential growth.
Founded by IIT Roorkee alumni Sanjil Jain and Nikhil Kumar, Benny is an AI-driven shopping platform that allows users to upload any image and instantly find matching apparel from over 160 leading online stores.
This AI-powered platform enables shoppers to compare prices, view delivery and return information, and access ratings and reviews for a wide range of products and brands. By simplifying the search process, Benny ensures users can find the perfect outfit without the hassle of typing descriptions.
Whether users come across an outfit on Instagram, Pinterest, or Netflix, Benny can display matching apparel from a vast array of online stores, including Amazon, Myntra, Ajio, Urbanic, and Newme. The platform’s search capabilities encompass over 11,000 fashion brands and millions of products.
The core of Benny’s model is its image-based search functionality. Users upload an image of the desired outfit, and Benny’s AI technology scans its extensive database to find matching items from various online stores.
This allows users to compare different options and make informed purchasing decisions based on price, delivery options, return policies, and customer reviews.
Benny has already achieved significant milestones, crossing $20,000 in gross merchandise value (GMV) and earning a place in the prestigious Google for AI Startups programme.
By the end of 2024, Benny aims to reach 200,000 users and achieve $400,000 in total GMV. By 2026, the platform has ambitious goals of expanding to 2 million users, generating $20 million in total GMV, and achieving $1 million in total revenue.
Blip finds its genesis in Ansh Agarwal and Sarvesh Kedia’s fascination with creating a quick-commerce platform for fashion, similar to Zepto or Blinkit.
Founded in 2024, Blip is a hyperlocal quick-commerce platform that delivers clothes in 30 minutes. It partners with various brands specific to localities and operates a series of strategically placed dark stores to ensure quick deliveries.
In the near future, it plans to open retail stores featuring mid-level D2C brands, helping them enter the retail market more easily.
Blip also aims to strengthen its foundation and expand its reach by onboarding more retail brands. In the short term, it plans to cover all pin codes in Mumbai for rapid delivery and expand to other major cities like Bengaluru and Delhi.
By 2026, Blip has ambitious plans to diversify and grow. It intends to open offline showrooms for mid to large-scale apparel D2C brands, positioning itself as the “Shopify for offline retail.”
Blip also aims to become a logistics provider for D2C brands, enabling same-day delivery and streamlining the supply chain. Additionally, Blip plans to expand its marketplace and integrate with ONDC as a buyer app, enhancing the shopping experience and solidifying its market position.
CirclePe, founded by Navan Jaiswal and Ankur Yadav, addresses the longstanding challenges tenants face with security deposits when renting properties.
Traditionally, tenants have struggled with hefty security deposits, arbitrary deductions, and delayed refunds upon moving out. CirclePe disrupts this norm with its innovative fintech solution, Smart Renting.
Through CirclePe, creditworthy tenants can move into rental properties without paying any security deposit. Unlike existing models like bonds and insurance, which face significant friction in cash-centric markets like India, CirclePe offers a seamless experience by providing landlords with advance rent for the entire lease term along with damage insurance coverage.
At the heart of CirclePe’s solution is its proprietary in-house credit assessment framework. This technology enables smooth checkouts, allowing tenants to move in without upfront deposits and pay their monthly rent using a no-cost EMI model.
In the next 12 months, CirclePe aims to assist over 10,000 tenants in securing rental accommodations without traditional security deposits.
In 2021, Neil Sarkar and Saahil Dhaka observed the rapid growth of Revenue Operations (RevOps) in the US and noticed the lack of integration between sales and marketing systems. While AI was enhancing software accessibility, the user experience with Salesforce remained stagnant, complicating SaaS sales. This led them to establish Clientell.
Clientell develops AI tools for RevOps that integrate with existing Salesforce systems. These tools simplify administration, enhance go-to-market (GTM) efficiency, and reduce the workload of RevOps teams. Available on Clientell’s SaaS platform and in Teams/Slack, these tools are offered through a fixed monthly subscription with annual licenses.
Clientell’s main products include AI-powered data capture, on-demand analytics, and Salesforce administration. Its revenue model is based on a monthly subscription fee. The startup has already launched its AI agent and Chrome plugin for beta users.
By 2026, Clientell aims to launch a fully autonomous AI Salesforce developer to handle all manual RevOps tasks, potentially reducing RevOps teams to one person and replacing multiple SaaS solutions.
Founded by Atanuu Agarrwal, Karan Hirani, and Viraj Shah, Distil aims to solve key challenges in the specialty chemicals industry.
With backgrounds in private equity, trade financing, and operational expertise, the founders share a vision to innovate and improve product quality and accessibility in the market.
Distil is an R&D-led platform that offers custom formulations and manufacturing solutions to meet specific performance and regulatory needs for global manufacturers.
The startup uses advanced technology to streamline purchasing, ensuring consistent quality, varied quantity requirements, and reduced lead times and minimum order quantities (MOQs) through a robust network of stock points in India and international markets.
Its flagship offerings focus on consistent quality, tech-enabled purchasing convenience, on-time delivery, and strong after-sales support. Though its products are not patented, Distil operates on an inventory-based revenue model, primarily focusing on direct sales of specialty chemicals.
In 2024, Distil plans to expand its sales and R&D teams, develop proprietary products, and establish a strong presence in the life sciences segment, including flavors, fragrances, food ingredients, pharmaceuticals, and personal care. By 2026, Distil aims to become a global leader in specialty chemicals.
Fourie Studio, created by SyncSense, is a generative AI platform designed to revolutionize global content localization. Named after mathematician Joseph Fourier, it helps businesses dub, subtitle, and narrate content in multiple languages, thereby expanding their reach and impact.
Founded by Vibhor Saran in 2022, Fourie Studio excels at maintaining the original emotion, tone, and context of the source material, ensuring that localized content connects well with diverse audiences. The platform supports over 30 global languages and offers more than 500 voices, making it useful for industries such as education, media, entertainment, sports, and commerce.
The idea for Fourie Studio was inspired by the need to democratize content access. During the Olympic livestream events, the lack of localized content highlighted a significant gap in connecting digital content with regional audiences. This realization led to the creation of Fourie Studio.
Using advanced AI technologies, Fourie Studio makes content transformation fast and cost-effective, delivering results in one-tenth of the time and at one-fifth of the cost compared to traditional methods.
Arijit Chatterjee, Suparna Singh, and Kawaljit Singh, former management team members at NDTV with deep expertise in the news and publishing industry, identified a need for publishers to create high-quality short-form content to boost engagement and revenue on digital platforms. To address this, they launched Frammer.
The platform is revolutionizing digital content with its advanced AI technology, designed to generate high-quality short-form content quickly and cost-effectively.
Frammer transforms any video into a format ready for various social media platforms, including YouTube and vertical video formats for Reels and YouTube Shorts. It works with both live stream and edited videos, ensuring high accuracy and editorial integrity in the produced short-form content.
Currently active in India, the US, and the UK, Frammer caters to the specific needs of publishers and media companies. So far, the company has secured three clients in India and is running advanced pilot programs with major US media conglomerates.
In the upcoming year, Frammer aims to expand its client base by reaching out to more publishers and media companies. Looking ahead to 2026, Frammer has ambitious plans to serve all media content sectors.
Unlike consumer internet companies that provide personalized experiences, banks often fail to meet modern consumer expectations for tailored services. GRAVITY aims to help banks usher in an era of hyper-personalization, enabling contextual curation of products and services at scale and speed.
Founded in Mumbai in 2023 by Satish Krishnaswamy and Rohit Maroo, former colleagues at HDFC Bank, GRAVITY addresses banks’ challenges in leveraging their vast amounts of data for personalized services.
The platform identifies the most relevant parameters for differentiating customer services and enables bank teams to build unique criteria tailored to each customer, enhancing personalization and relevance.
Operating under a Platform as a Service (PaaS) revenue model, GRAVITY completed proof of concept (POC) projects with two reputed commercial banks in India.
It aims to implement its version 1.0 at 4-5 commercial banks in India this year, targeting a minimum revenue of $2 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).
By 2026, the platform aims to introduce version 2.0, fully enabled with advanced AI and DeepTech capabilities, at 10-12 commercial banks in India and 4-5 overseas banks, and achieve a revenue of $10 million in ARR.
Founded in 2023 by Aman Goel and Harshita Srivastava, GreyLabs AI addresses the inefficiency and inconsistent performance of call center agents in banks and financial institutions.
The platform provides a Generative AI-powered speech analytics solution that analyzes every interaction between an agent and a customer. This detailed analysis offers insights and identifies areas for improvement, boosting sales conversions, ensuring compliance in EMI collection calls, and enhancing customer service by ensuring agents follow call scripts and resolve issues effectively.
GreyLabs AI’s business model charges on a per-minute basis for processed recordings, with additional packages available on a per-agent, per-month basis.
Operating in India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, GreyLabs AI has signed two of India’s top ten largest banks and one of the largest broking firms as clients. They also secured $1.6 million in seed funding from Matrix Partners.
In the short term, GreyLabs AI aims to achieve $1 million in revenue. Their long-term vision is to reach an annual revenue run rate of $12 million by 2026 while maintaining profitability.
Founded by Nitin Verma in 2021, InstaAstro offers a variety of services, including horoscopes, tarot readings, and numerology. The platform caters to a broad audience with content available in English, Hindi, and various regional languages.
In just three years, InstaAstro has achieved over 200,000 monthly app downloads and facilitates more than 50,000 minutes of consultations daily. The startup claims an annual recurring revenue (ARR) of $5 million.
With a user base exceeding 5 million and over 20 million minutes of consultations in the past year, InstaAstro collaborates with a network of 1,500 astrologers.
Looking ahead, InstaAstro plans to expand into spiritual ecommerce, daily Pooja services, and Reiki healing. With these offerings, the startup aims to enhance user engagement and solidify its position as a comprehensive destination for spiritual and astrological guidance.
KarbonWise, founded by Arjun Vijayaragavan in 2023, addresses the critical challenge enterprises face in striving for a ‘Net Zero’ future.
The platform integrates advanced technology, climate science, and industry-specific expertise to help businesses achieve significant carbon reductions and sustainable growth.
KarbonWise functions as a ‘sustainability co-pilot,’ offering enterprises a comprehensive view of their carbon and ESG (environmental, social, and governance) data. This enables informed decision-making, strategic action planning, and streamlined compliance processes. By resolving data challenges and accelerating insights generation, KarbonWise guides businesses toward impactful sustainability outcomes.
Vijayaragavan’s vision is to assist businesses in overcoming hurdles such as competing priorities, metric comprehension, and internal capability maturity in environmental action. The startup aims to create ‘Net Zero champions’ whose sustainability efforts are closely aligned with their overall business strategy.
With a track record of collaborating closely with over 70 enterprises, KarbonWise understands the complexities and constraints of the sustainability journey. By leveraging technology and providing personalized support, KarbonWise not only helps businesses survive but thrive in their pursuit of sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
Founded in 2021 by Sonali Weljali and Tukaaram Sonawane, Krishigati is an agritech startup that offers innovative solutions for modern precision farming. The company is dedicated to improving the lives of marginal farmers by providing sustainable and value-added products and services, aiming to reduce farming expenditures by 20-60%.
Krishigati’s flagship product, the self-propelled electric agricultural toolbars, is designed for versatile agricultural tasks in food-grain crops and specific vegetables. These toolbars can operate in fields with crop heights up to 2.5 feet and support various inter-cultivation activities such as precision seed sowing, weeding, pesticide spraying, and soil hilling.
The toolbars’ multi-utility architecture makes them suitable for a wide range of crops, including fruit farms, sugarcane, selective vegetables, and food grains, making them essential in key agricultural regions. By integrating cutting-edge technology and innovative design, Krishigati empowers small-scale farmers to achieve greater efficiency and productivity.
Founded in 2022 by Abhijeet Kunwar, Rishabh Kumar, and Vikas Kersi, Maino.ai addresses key challenges in digital marketing, such as heavy reliance on manual processes and poor coordination among various marketing channels. These issues often lead to inefficient ROI and missed opportunities for optimizing campaigns.
To solve these problems, Maino.ai uses AI and ML to provide an automated, smart, and ROI-driven marketing technology platform.
This platform simplifies campaign management across multiple advertising platforms and continuously generates new creatives, ensuring efficiency and scalability for clients.
Maino.ai’s technology has been widely adopted by brands in various sectors, including media tech, direct-to-consumer brands, hospitality, and edtech. By offering a comprehensive solution for all marketing needs, Maino.ai aims to democratize marketing and help businesses of all sizes succeed in the digital age.
Founded by Taranjeet Singh and Deshraj Yadav, Mem0 aims to revolutionize AI interactions by creating a sophisticated long-term memory system for Language Model (LLM) applications.
Taranjeet Singh, the CEO, brings extensive experience in software engineering and product management, having played key roles at Khatabook and Paytm. His entrepreneurial journey includes co-founding EvalAI, an open-source platform for machine learning competitions.
Deshraj Yadav, the CTO, possesses extensive expertise in AI and ML. He has also led the AI Platform at Tesla Autopilot, developing scalable solutions for autonomous driving technology.
Mem0’s core innovation is its smart memory technology, which enhances LLMs with personalized user interactions. This memory system allows LLMs to remember past interactions across different applications and platforms, ensuring a seamless and personalized experience for users.
By offering APIs that enable developers to integrate this memory service into their products, Mem0 empowers AI applications to learn and adapt based on individual user preferences.
As AI evolves, Mem0 positions itself at the forefront of enabling advanced personalization capabilities, making AI interactions more intuitive and effective across various domains and applications.
Founded in 2021, Metis Intellisystems specializes in intelligent decision-making using AI and ML for the BFSI sector.
Founded by Khushru F. Doctor and Amit Saraswat, the startup leverages its expertise in AI and ML to create a comprehensive understanding of customers by cross-referencing diverse data sources, thereby enhancing the precision of financial technology solutions.
Metis’ flagship platform, QANAT, uses AI and ML to analyze bank statements and GST data, cross-referencing information from sources such as SMS, Bureau, ITR, and financial statements. It detects fraudulent transactions and processes statements from multiple banks, focusing on lending portfolio management — including onboarding, risk assessment, early warning systems, and cross-selling.
The startup claims to have secured partnerships with both domestic and international financial institutions. Metis has formalized arrangements with multiple companies to implement solutions for risk identification, early warning systems, and automated business rule engines (BRE) for lending.
Founded by Dhwaj Bagrecha and Alistair Sean D’Rozario in 2022, Neo San addresses hazardous waste management with innovative solutions using proprietary technology.
The startup’s flagship product, Neo-X, is a decentralized waste incinerator that treats waste at the source using clean energy.
Neo-X achieves efficient combustion, reaching 1200°C in under two minutes while consuming only 0.2 units of electricity per burn cycle. This significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 300 times compared to traditional methods like landfill fires or centralized incineration.
Neo San’s approach minimizes CO2 emissions by reducing waste transport, which accounts for 60% of waste management costs, and promotes efficient burning processes.
The company is building decentralised networks of people and machines to manage waste locally and efficiently, cutting overall emissions by over 90% compared to current methods.
Nuuk
Founded in 2023 by Gazal Kalra and Shalabh Gupta, Nuuk is a Gurugram-based D2C electronics brand focused on consumer electronics, including table fans, circulation fans, personal fans, and car vacuum cleaners.
Nuuk claims to draw inspiration from the Nordic countries, particularly Greenland (whose capital Nuuk is the inspiration for the startup’s name), in its product design and aesthetic. The startup’s fans range from INR 2,599 to INR 10,999, while vacuums are available at INR 3,299.
Currently, Nuuk is in the building phase with a small team of 11 people, including the co-founders.
Founded in 2023 by Bhargav Errangi, POP aims to establish itself as a premier destination for payments and shopping tailored for today’s discerning users. The cornerstone of POP’s offerings is the POPclub app, a comprehensive UPI payments and shopping platform.
On the POPclub app, users earn 2% cashback on every UPI transaction in POPcoins, which can be redeemed for a diverse array of products across categories like beauty, personal care, electronics, fashion, and home goods—all conveniently accessible within the app.
POPcoins are already utilized by over 200 online merchants as a loyalty currency on their respective ecommerce platforms, according to the startup.
Looking ahead, POP plans to introduce the POPclub credit card in collaboration with Yes Bank. This card will offer enhanced POPcoin rewards for all online expenditures. Cardholders can redeem their accumulated POPcoins for vouchers from prominent lifestyle platforms such as Zomato, Blinkit, and Cleartrip.
Founded by Mohit Kinra and Arvind Sasikumar in 2021, Quinn leverages video assets, such as Instagram Reels, to boost Shopify store revenue.
Currently live with over 100 leading brands, including Juicy Chemistry, Faces Canada, Arata, and The Face Shop, Quinn is backed by the founders of Purplle, Snapdeal, Kwench, and Mamaearth.
Quinn’s mission is to transform ecommerce by harnessing the power of video. The company believes that video can create more engaging, personalized, and interactive shopping experiences for customers.
By integrating shoppable videos into online stores, Quinn empowers businesses to showcase their products more effectively, connect with their audience, and drive sales. Its innovative solutions seamlessly merge video and commerce, enhancing the shopping experience and elevating online retail.
Founded by Ajay Agrawal and Huzefa Saifee in 2023, rampp.ai leverages the power of GenAI to automate processes, enhance operational efficiency, and drive innovation, making it an indispensable partner in the digital transformation journey.
The startup’s flagship product, RADI AI Navigator, is a real-time solution designed to create digital journeys for enterprises. RADI AI synthesizes deep industry insights, specific use cases, and technological expertise embedded within the rampp.ai platform, aligning them with stakeholder inputs to bring their digital visions to life. This enables enterprises to streamline their transformation efforts with precision and agility.
Additionally, the rampp.ai Digital Asset Library (DAL) provides customers with essential assets to accelerate their transformation journey, while rampp.ai Academy crafts hyper-personalized talent development programs using digital journey data and enterprise information. This holistic approach ensures that enterprises have the necessary tools and skilled workforce to leverage these tools effectively.
Currently operating in North America and India, rampp.ai engages in a B2B model, offering the RADI Navigator platform as a SaaS solution. Going forward, the startup aims to position itself as the default transformation partner for enterprises.
Rizzzed aims to merge the vibrant world of video games with the edgy nature of street fashion. Founded by Hrishav Bhattacharjee in 2023, Rizzzed was born from his desire to fuse the immersive experience of video games with the bold expression of street fashion.
As a gamer and street fashion enthusiast, Hrishav saw an opportunity to fill a gap in the fashion industry by creating apparel that resonates with both gamers and style-conscious individuals.
Each piece in Rizzzed’s collections pays tribute to iconic gaming elements, from retro pixel art to modern esports aesthetics. The designs capture the essence of various gaming genres, characters, and cultures while maintaining the cool, understated vibe of streetwear.
Rizzzed offers a unique blend of bold graphics, ergonomic designs, and a color palette that reflects the intensity and artistry of the gaming universe. The brand claims to use premium fabrics and innovative designs to ensure comfort, durability, and style. Additionally, Rizzzed actively participates in gaming events, sponsorships, and collaborations.
Founded by Brijesh Bharadwaj and Shobhit Gupta in 2023, Segwise.ai emerged from their experience at FamPay, where they recognized the potential to automate tasks aimed at increasing the lifetime value (LTV) of mobile apps and games using AI.
Segwise.ai provides AI agents to help game studios optimize their game’s LTV.
The flagship product, AI Game Analyst agent, assists game studios by identifying root causes of metric changes and uncovering causal LTV drivers.
What sets Segwise.ai’s products apart is their ability to automate daily root cause analyses (RCAs) and uncover hidden LTV opportunities, offering game studios powerful tools to enhance operations and revenue generation.
Operating on a B2B SaaS revenue model, Segwise.ai offers subscription-based services to game studios and developers in the US and India. In the past three months, the company has started working with over 20 game studios across India, the US, Israel, Jordan, and the UK.
By 2026, Segwise.ai aims to enable lean studios to grow revenues from multiple games, continuing to innovate and expand its AI solutions for the gaming industry.
Founded in 2023 by Akash Keshav, Ravi Singhal, Rohit Toshniwal, and Hemant Joshi, Sprih emerged from their volunteer work with a non-profit organization focused on reforestation. Their commitment to sustainability and firsthand experience with corporate challenges inspired them to apply their tech expertise to create a solution, leading to the development of an advanced AI-powered software platform for sustainability.
Sprih specializes in providing organizations with a comprehensive sustainability platform designed to support their sustainability goals. The platform offers a suite of tools, including carbon emissions analysis across all scopes, setting science-based reduction targets, and benchmarking against industry standards and peers. It also provides actionable recommendations for emission reductions and offsets, integrating global reporting frameworks to facilitate collaboration and generate detailed sustainability reports.
Sprih’s flagship products include an enterprise sustainability platform and a supply chain sustainability platform, both widely adopted by numerous companies. The key USP of Sprih’s products lies in their holistic approach to sustainability.
Currently operating on a subscription-based revenue model, Sprih serves a global market and has recently achieved significant milestones such as securing funding and expanding operations into the US.
Superjoin aims to revolutionize how businesses handle their SaaS data and internal databases in real time. By empowering business teams to automate workflows, streamline forecasting, and build complex reports within the familiar environment of spreadsheets, Superjoin serves a diverse clientele, from startups to publicly listed companies worldwide.
Founded in 2023 by Abhinav Das, Superjoin enhances the functionality of spreadsheets by enabling users to automatically import live data into Google Sheets using AI. With Superjoin, pulling live data from various tools is effortless and code-free.
The platform allows connections to unlimited data sources, enabling users to import data into Google Sheets with just one click.
Additionally, Superjoin offers scheduling capabilities to automatically update Google Sheets with the latest data from various sources, eliminating the need for cumbersome CSV exports.
Founded in December 2023 by Amitt Nenwani and Kashiish A Nenwani, Wahter combines packaged drinking water with a unique advertising platform.
Wahter offers high-quality drinking water at INR 1 or INR 2 per bottle, ensuring affordability and accessibility without compromising quality. Operating in the Delhi NCR region, the startup provides a comprehensive marketing solution from production to distribution.
Each Wahter bottle dedicates 80% of its surface to brand advertisements, with the remaining 20% reserved for Wahter’s branding. This model allows advertising investments to subsidize the cost of the water, creating a win-win scenario.
Wahter bottles feature QR codes, linking offline impressions to online engagement. Each bottle averages 48 impressions before recycling, enhancing brand visibility.
Founded in 2022 by Shaym Srinivas and Prabhu Dayal Sahoo, Whatmore aims to revolutionize the way ecommerce stores present their products.
Specializing in short-video content, Whatmore creates videos tailored for platforms like Instagram, TikTok, marketplaces, and websites.
Whatmore’s platform transforms product images into dynamic, engaging video compilations within just 60 seconds, seamlessly synced with trending music.
Users can effortlessly create engaging product videos that showcase their collections, turning images into captivating videos with popular music. This platform versatility makes it ideal for Instagram, TikTok, ecommerce marketplaces, and websites.
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Source: inc42
