Anurag Ram Chandran

Ayush, post Seniority.in and Cars24, and Anurag, with VC and senior care experience, met at Antler's Residency this year. We are thrilled to lead Kubo Care's pre-seed round and back them on their journey building technology that enables safe aging for seniors globally.

We've raised $2.1M to fix your focus. Our wearable headset @mavehealth improves attention & stress regulation in just 20 minutes a day for users at @Google, @ufc, @ycombinator. Backed by @BlumeVentures, alongside existing and new investors. Order now at mavehealth.com 🇺🇸🇮🇳

.@ResslAI deploys AI employees at field ops businesses to automate their office work - responding to leads, booking jobs, sending estimates, etc. Their agents sit on existing software and increase operating margins. Congrats on the launch, @arushi_ressl and @AbhishekEswaran! ycombinator.com/launches/PXv-r…

We offered 5 people a Porsche 911 GT3 RS if they could get @WisprFlow to make a mistake It's the fastest and most accurate AI voice dictation app that's 3x more accurate than ChatGPT, Claude, or Siri. Today, we’re finally launching on Android. Download now: play.google.com/store/apps/det… As a part of the launch, we’re giving away 6 months of Wispr Flow Pro for free. Like, retweet and comment ‘Wispr Flow’ to get it. Enjoy. — Written with Wispr Flow

Shyam Sankar is Palantir's chief technology officer and the man most responsible for making its business and technology work. He joined in 2006 as employee #13, when Palantir was one of Silicon Valley’s freakshows: a small and somewhat demented chickenhawk of a startup with a buggy demo and no customers. For 20 years, largely from the shadows, he has brute forced it into the spearhead of "defense tech" and a $320 billion company. He embedded with intelligence analysts in Virginia, special operators in Iraq and Afghanistan, and on the factory floors of some of the world’s biggest companies—building and rebuilding software in the field, sometimes with phones taped to his head so he could give and take feedback while keeping his hands free to code. He invented the “Forward Deployed Engineer,” which has since become the object of both skepticism and imitation. Alex Karp, Palantir's mercurial co-founder and CEO, says the company would not exist without him. The same can be said of the modern defense tech industry, many of whose founders cut their teeth working for Shyam. In this deeply reported profile, @JeremySternLA tells the story of the most pivotal but hidden figure behind America’s most controversial company. He also gives the clearest explanation you'll read of what Palantir actually does, whether its valuation is justified or absurd, and what any of this has to do with the company’s mission to save Western civilization. It begins in the Grand Ballroom of The Pierre hotel and winds through Nigeria and India, Florida and California, Iraq and Afghanistan. It ends with a rabbi, a monkey, and a lesson in what it means to buy time in the face of a coming fire. Only in Colossus:

Every year, 37 million seniors suffer serious injuries from falls — most of them when no one is watching. @AyushAgrawal_ and @AnuragRC both lived this reality. Ayush's grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in the '90s — an experience that later led him to build Seniority.in, India's largest e-commerce platform for seniors (500K+ customers, ₹100Cr+ in sales). Anurag watched his grandmother go from slight forgetfullness to not being able to recognize him, cycling through 11 care professionals in six months — none adequate. They met on day one of Antler's Residency. A casual chat turned into a 2.5-hour conversation. They hadn't just seen the same problem — they'd lived it. Together they built @kubocare — radar-based ambient monitoring that detects falls, tracks vitals, and monitors sleep and environment. No wearables. No cameras. No compromise on dignity. The breakthrough: using the Doppler principle (like how a bat navigates), their system converts radar signals into a 17-joint skeletal figure — distinguishing a person falling from a chair moving, all without a single camera or device on the body. Their mission: keep 1 billion seniors safe and independent worldwide. Their story is still being written, watch a small part of it below. @nitinsharma1 @GowriShankarNag @telljeeves @dravishakatoch @raghavgoyal97 #KuboCare #SeniorCare #AgeTech

Every year, 37 million seniors suffer serious injuries from falls — most of them when no one is watching. @AyushAgrawal_ and @AnuragRC both lived this reality. Ayush's grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in the '90s — an experience that later led him to build Seniority.in, India's largest e-commerce platform for seniors (500K+ customers, ₹100Cr+ in sales). Anurag watched his grandmother go from slight forgetfullness to not being able to recognize him, cycling through 11 care professionals in six months — none adequate. They met on day one of Antler's Residency. A casual chat turned into a 2.5-hour conversation. They hadn't just seen the same problem — they'd lived it. Together they built @kubocare — radar-based ambient monitoring that detects falls, tracks vitals, and monitors sleep and environment. No wearables. No cameras. No compromise on dignity. The breakthrough: using the Doppler principle (like how a bat navigates), their system converts radar signals into a 17-joint skeletal figure — distinguishing a person falling from a chair moving, all without a single camera or device on the body. Their mission: keep 1 billion seniors safe and independent worldwide. Their story is still being written, watch a small part of it below. @nitinsharma1 @GowriShankarNag @telljeeves @dravishakatoch @raghavgoyal97 #KuboCare #SeniorCare #AgeTech

The all-new Sarvam is here. Designed for all of India. sarvam.ai/brand

Came to Dubai for the Burj2Burj marathon and my buddy @AnuragRC gave us personalised food recommendations. His descriptions of the food and restaurants were a gift that must be shared to the world. So we made a website for it, so that other Dubai visitors could enjoy it too! Here it is : kalsiva.github.io/rags-dubai-foo…