Led · Seed · Jun 2026

Lytmus AI operates a NEET-focused ed-tech platform that leverages artificial intelligence to provide personalised mentorship and learning support to students. The company is investing in expanding its platform and enhancing its AI capabilities to deliver more tailored guidance. It plans to develop personalised AI mentors as part of its product roadmap. Lytmus AI recently secured ₹5 crore in a pre-seed round led by Boundless Ventures to fund these initiatives. Public reporting on the company does not disclose revenue, user metrics, founding year, or location. The new capital provides early-stage institutional backing as the startup scales product development and AI features.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

HyperNorm AI provides a decision intelligence platform for wealth advisors and registered investment advisors that monitors large volumes of client portfolios, identifies which portfolios require attention, and diagnoses underlying drivers. Its AI-powered causal reasoning engine processes market events, evaluates their impact on client portfolios, and translates those insights into transparent, explainable recommendations. The platform is designed to handle portfolios spanning equities, fixed income, structured products, alternatives and foreign exchange. HyperNorm says it currently serves paying clients across the U.S., Singapore and India. The company was founded in 2024 by Keyur Faldu and Peeyush Jain. Following its $2.2 million seed raise, HyperNorm plans to accelerate product development and expand internationally while strengthening its engineering and AI research teams.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

Founded in 2024 by IIT Kanpur engineers Vishrant Dave, Prateesh Awasthi and Ayush Ranjan, Bengaluru-based Armatrix is building 3–5-metre snake-like robotic arms with diameters of just 50–150 mm and more than 22 degrees of freedom. The robots use an extrinsic actuation architecture—placing motors outside the arm—to improve safety and enable operations in flammable, high-temperature or liquid settings where conventional robots fail. Integrated AI provides real-time path planning, while digital-twin simulation allows operators to optimise missions before deployment. Modular end-effectors let a single arm tackle varied inspection and operational tasks without swapping machines. Target customers span shipbuilding, nuclear energy, oil and gas, and aviation, where reducing downtime and human risk is critical. The company has already demonstrated a three-metre proof-of-concept unit and plans to use new capital to finish product development, expand engineering and research teams, and launch pilots with industrial partners. Armatrix is positioning itself to capture a share of the robotics maintenance market, projected to grow from $41.66 billion in 2023 to $150 billion by 2032.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2025

Founded in 2025 by IIT Bombay graduates Archit Nanda and Rachit Bansal, KNOT positions itself as the “operating system of instant fashion,” blending creator-led trends with hyper-local logistics. The app offers 60-minute delivery, virtual try-ons, and a doorstep Try ‘n Buy model aimed at removing friction from online apparel shopping. Order volumes have tripled in the last three months, now exceeding 350 orders per day, underscoring early product-market fit among young, time-sensitive shoppers. KNOT is integrating premium labels such as Jack & Jones, Vero Moda, Van Heusen, Louis Philippe, and Allen Solly to expand assortment quality. With fresh funding, the company plans to deepen its micro-warehousing network, refine routing and last-mile logistics, and roll out service in additional Indian cities beyond its Mumbai beachhead. Investors highlight KNOT’s AI-powered fit intelligence and discovery engine as key differentiators in a crowded online fashion market. The startup ultimately aims to merge culture, commerce, and speed to redefine how Indian consumers discover and purchase apparel.