Co-founder Search | Stealth Mental Health Startup
2 days ago
(Email me if you're interested; ID at the end)
We’re building something quietly ambitious in the mental health space — for the millions of urban professionals who’ve tried therapy, or thought about it, and felt: this doesn’t quite work for me.
The traditional therapy model wasn’t built for how modern Indians live, think, or make decisions — and it shows. We’re changing that.
A bit about me: I’m a 37-year-old founder based in Bangalore, with a top-tier MBA and leadership experience across high-growth consumer startups. I’ve been full-time on this for the last year.
We’re building a new kind of therapy platform — grounded in empathy, but powered by data, AI, and predictive models. One that delivers real-world outcomes instead of open-ended conversations.
We’re also looking ahead — to the 120M Gen Zs and younger millennials who’ll enter therapy over the next few years, and will demand clarity, structure, and personalisation.
The first version’s out. We’ve served 200+ users with real outcomes, and the signal is clear: we’re onto something that can shift the way mental health is accessed in India.
I’ve been full-time on this for the last year. We’re a lean team, incorporated, with a small F&F round behind us. Now, I’m looking for a co-founder to help take this to scale.
I’m open to two kinds of profiles —
A technical builder or product leader who’s comfortable working across the stack, or
A marketing maverick who can own distribution, content, and outreach.
What matters most:
- You’ve done hard things before — previous startup / 0→1 experience
- You have personal financial runway for at least 24 months
- You’re scrappy, decisive, and move fast
- You default to honest conversations, not pitch decks
- You’re full-time, India-based (Bangalore preferred)
- And you’re here for the mission, not just the market
If that sounds like you — let’s talk.
Reach me at: DMs may go unread.
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Bengaluru, India Stealth Mental Health Startup Full time(Email me if you're interested; ID at the end)We’re building something quietly ambitious in the mental health space — for the millions of urban professionals who’ve tried therapy, or thought about it, and felt: this doesn’t quite work for me.The traditional therapy model wasn’t built for how modern Indians live, think, or make decisions — and it...
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Bengaluru, India Stealth Mental Health Startup Full time(Email me if you're interested; ID at the end) We’re building something quietly ambitious in the mental health space — for the millions of urban professionals who’ve tried therapy, or thought about it, and felt: this doesn’t quite work for me. The traditional therapy model wasn’t built for how modern Indians live, think, or make decisions — and...
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Bengaluru, India Stealth Mental Health Startup Full time[Email me if you're interested; ID at the end]We’re building something quietly ambitious in the mental health space — for the millions of urban professionals who’ve tried therapy, or thought about it, and felt: this doesn’t quite work for me.The traditional therapy model wasn’t built for how modern Indians live, think, or make decisions — and it...
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Bengaluru, India Stealth Mental Health Startup Full time[Email me if you're interested; ID at the end]We’re building something quietly ambitious in the mental health space — for the millions of urban professionals who’ve tried therapy, or thought about it, and felt: this doesn’t quite work for me.The traditional therapy model wasn’t built for how modern Indians live, think, or make decisions — and it...
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Bengaluru, India Stealth Mental Health Startup Full time[Email me if you're interested; ID at the end]We’re building something quietly ambitious in the mental health space — for the millions of urban professionals who’ve tried therapy, or thought about it, and felt: this doesn’t quite work for me.The traditional therapy model wasn’t built for how modern Indians live, think, or make decisions — and it...
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Bengaluru, India Stealth Mental Health Startup Full time[Email me if you're interested; ID at the end] We’re building something quietly ambitious in the mental health space — for the millions of urban professionals who’ve tried therapy, or thought about it, and felt: this doesn’t quite work for me. The traditional therapy model wasn’t built for how modern Indians live, think, or make decisions — and...
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