Udit Akhouri

Hello everyone, this is Udit Akhouri and if you ever wondered what happens after a founder's startup gets acquired, this post is for you. Last year, in February, I received an acquisition offer for my enterprise software from one US-based marketing company. I happily had it acquired and with the money in-hand, started an early-stage venture fund. By May, same year, more investors invested inn and we had over 5Miilion in early-stage fund for Aim Capital. And for past 18 months, I have been spending my work hours as a Principal at Aim Capital. But, this isn't me. I loved to build product and so do I now. Now, when an acquisition happens, you often sign a non-competence with the firm. This means, you won't start any project within the defined niche. I am no different. So, I waited for 18 months and secretly improved the product. This improvement is so much so, that I have already written 25-page of detailed research, comprising of customers insights, their problems and possible solutions. A week ago, I applied for a NOC and now, I can build products in the same domain. That's why, I am soon launching Stabl AI. This, as the name says, creates stable web apps for SME businesses to adapt technological automation and see high-growth in their business journey. The key insight is that even most SMEs in the US are adapting technology, they are not harvesting the actual powers that it possesses. More than 100M websites over the internet are sick landing pages. This isn't tech implementation. I am talking about centralized systems (apps) for businesses to manage their business with an easy UI. Yes, think of it as if you are a business coach. You have clients who want to take mentorship from you. They want to buy your products and courses and feel connected with you. So, what you do for that? You use Calendly to schedule calls. Build courses using some 3rd party tool. Sell products via the website or Shopify and landing pages through ClickFunnels. What if all this was controlled by a tech implementation? Your 1 app where clients can come, talk, schedule, buy and enroll in you and your stuffs. It's that simple. And with Stabl AI, building software like that is as simple as talking with your bestfriend. Thanks to the NLP-based AI. What you must take away from here is that non competence is way important than it appears. And even the term is over, taking a NOC or no objection certificate helps you a lot.

IDK if this is the right place to wish you.. some might say to be professional.. but bro, happy diwali :) Eat sweets. Enjoy. And build insane products every month.

When it comes to funding, we all face this issue of whereto start with our firm's investment process. Well, I got an idea that I can build a software that can track your investment progress, what to do more and where to pitch. We can use OpenAI to even write wonderful pitches too. What you say? Should I build such tool this weekend?