Bhindi.io, a Singapore‑headquartered AI startup led by founder Sowmay Jain, has secured a $4 million pre‑seed funding round, led by Cyber Fund, signaling strong investor confidence in its agentic AI vision.
🔬 What Bhindi.io Does: Agentic AI to Reduce Cognitive Load
Bhindi.io positions itself as the “killer everything app” designed to shift interactions from text-to-action toward intent-to-action. Rather than requiring repeated prompts, its 300+ background agents autonomously execute workflows, monitor tasks, and manage communications—even when users are offline.
By enabling users to “set and forget” tasks, Bhindi.io aims to reduce the growing problem of AI fatigue—a result of juggling multiple productivity tools and constant oversight.
🧾 Early Traction and Usage Metrics
- Over 333,000 messages exchanged through the platform
- Nearly 22,000 conversations
- More than 52,000 autonomous tasks executed by its agents
- A user base of over 5,000, split roughly equally between India and the U.S.
💼 Founder Background and Investor Confidence
Sowmay Jain, age 27, previously co-founded Instadapp and Fluid.io, and drew support from key players in the crypto and DeFi ecosystem. Cyber Fund, which led the funding, had previously backed Jain’s Fluid.io venture—highlighting a continued belief in his vision.
🛠️ Where the Funding Will Be Deployed
The funding will fuel:
- Further product development of the agentic platform
- Global expansion, targeting solopreneurs and SMEs worldwide
- Operational scaling to meet growing usage and agent footprint
📊 Why This Matters for AI Platforms
- The rise of AI fatigue is a growing concern—Bhindi.io offers a solution through autonomous agents that shoulder cognitive load.
- Investors are backing startups focusing on agentic AI—systems that go beyond reactive models to proactive execution.
- The platform’s early usage metrics across fintech, developer tools, marketing workflows, and crypto indicate versatile demand across digital sectors.
🔚 Final Thoughts
With $4 million in pre‑seed capital at a time when AI over-saturation is a real issue, Bhindi.io aims to redefine productivity. Its focus on agents that execute intent—not just text prompts—positions it as a potential breakthrough in user‑centric AI design.
As the startup scales and expands globally, it will be one to watch among agentic AI pioneers seeking to reduce the complexity of modern digital workflows.
