When we first decided to start something of our own, we knew we wanted to work in the AI space.
But honestly, we had no idea what exactly we wanted to build.
So, like many people starting out, we began looking for problems.
We came across several ideas that seemed interesting. But there was one thing missing - we hadn’t validated those problems with the people who were actually facing them every day.
And without that validation, moving ahead didn’t feel right.
So we decided to pause and not pursue any of those ideas.
Around the same time, we started telling our friends and people around us that we were exploring something in the AI space.
We asked them about their businesses, how things were going, and whether there was anything they struggled with regularly.
And that’s when something interesting happened.
They began opening up, sharing those minor hurdles and the same old tasks that kept cropping up in their daily routines.
And for us, that was a turning point.
Instead of trying to guess what people might need, we started listening to what they were actually struggling with.
That’s when we began identifying real problems - this time with validation from the people facing them.
Since then, we’ve had the opportunity to work on a few such problems and explore how technology and AI can help make business systems simpler and more efficient.
We’re still exploring and figuring things out.
But it feels good to be building solutions around problems that are actually real.