By enabling local entrepreneurs to start their own ISPs with minimal capital, we can scale quickly without the need for massive funding typically required for infrastructure. We aim to increase competition in areas where internet service is limited, particularly in rural and suburban regions dominated by regional monopolies.

User experience is a priority, ensuring that even users in remote areas with poor internet can effectively use the app.

I started thinking about how the internet could solve various problems, which sparked my excitement for technology.

We want to build a truly great internet company in India and kick off the internet revolution that should have been much bigger than it is today.

After experiencing a health scare in high school, I realized how antiquated women's health care was, which inspired me to start a company focused on women's health.

We started AptDeco out of our own frustration with selling furniture on Craigslist, realizing there was a big opportunity for improvement.

My first startup aimed to solve the problem I faced as a backpacker by creating a mobile app to book hostels and bed-and-breakfasts.

I decided to start an internet company in 1995 instead of pursuing a PhD at Stanford because I wanted to be part of the technological advancements happening at that time.

When I started my company, I wanted to begin with open source foundations, focusing on real-time web applications and making things fast.