Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Workroom Automation provides a connected factory platform that integrates data from ERP, MES, machines and shop-floor workflows to enable production planning, real-time progress tracking, efficiency improvements and quality control. The company emphasizes an AI planning engine as a core capability and plans to enhance that engine with proceeds from its Seed round. The startup intends to expand its automation capabilities and scale go-to-market and enterprise sales efforts using the new capital. It was founded by Abhinav Atthota and Rohan Agarwal and is headquartered in Hyderabad, India. The company operates in the Manufacturing AI/Industrial Automation software category. The article does not disclose revenue, user counts, or a valuation.

Participated · Seed · Nov 2025

Founded in 2022, CtrlB is a Bengaluru-based SaaS startup that delivers a unified data platform aggregating logs, traces, metrics, and alerts into a single interface. Its solution is designed to help engineering and security teams rapidly analyze large-scale datasets, making high-volume observability both affordable and reliable. The platform targets enterprise customers in logistics, fintech, e-commerce, and other SaaS sectors. CtrlB positions itself as an all-in-one alternative to fragmented monitoring and security tooling, aiming to cut costs and reduce operational complexity. With headquarters in India and a growing presence in the United States, the company plans to bolster its engineering and R&D efforts, secure patents, and obtain enterprise security certifications. Future initiatives also include expanding go-to-market operations in India and the US while scaling partnerships and customer success programs. Financially, the company has attracted seed backing to fund these growth plans, though detailed revenue or user metrics have not been disclosed.

Led · Seed · Oct 2025

Founded in 2021 by Abhilash Madabhushi, Consuma uses artificial intelligence to analyse consumers’ digital behaviour, giving brands richer and faster insights than legacy survey or focus-group methods. The company claims it can deliver research results in about 30 minutes instead of the usual two to three months, at one-tenth the cost while processing 1,000 times more data. In the six months since its public launch, Consuma reports working with more than 35 global brands, including Godrej and Britannia. The platform is positioned to help companies keep pace with rapidly evolving consumer preferences by automating and accelerating insight generation. Proceeds from its latest funding will be channelled into further technology development and both domestic and international market expansion. The startup aims to make consumer research accessible in minutes rather than months, enhancing decision-making speed for marketing and product teams.

Led · Seed · Jan 2025

GreenStitch provides a sustainability SaaS tailored to the fashion and textile industry, focused on managing Scope 3 carbon emissions and ESG metrics. The platform integrates with enterprise ERP and PLM systems to consolidate supply-chain data and uses AI and machine learning to fill data gaps. It offers tools for decarbonization, predictive modeling, and regulatory compliance. In January 2025 the company raised $1.2M in a seed round to support growth. With the funding GreenStitch plans to expand into Bangladesh, Vietnam and the EU, build a comprehensive emissions database, and strengthen its leadership team. The company is listed as GreenStitch Technologies Pvt Ltd and publishes its product information at https://greenstitch.io/.

Led · Seed · May 2024

PointO develops a full-stack ecosystem for lithium-ion batteries that includes financing, servicing and manufacturing aimed at e-rickshaw owners. The company targets low adoption caused by operational and financial complexities, with an initial focus on financing and adoption in tier-II and beyond cities. PointO says it has grown sevenfold over the past 12 months and plans to add more than ten cities to its physical centers in the next 12 months. Founder-CEO Riki Biswas and co-founder Gaurav Jindal say lithium batteries can deliver higher mileage, lower cost of capital and materially increase drivers’ take-home income. The company cites market projections showing the e-rickshaw market growing at a 32% CAGR from 2021–2032 to a projected $27.5 billion, and notes lithium batteries represent 60–70% of total cost of ownership.