Taksheyu (tuck-SHAY-yoo) · AI-powered venture studio
Our society needs more builders.
A builder is someone who knows a problem up close and sets out to fix it. Taksheyu is a venture studio for builders who don’t write code.
You own the vision. We build the product.
Why Taksheyu
Great ideas die on a whiteboard.
The people with the deepest industry expertise often aren’t software engineers. They know what needs to be built, then hit a technical wall.
We believe the people who truly understand the problem should be the ones shaping the future.
How we work
Experts build. People decide.
The vision
The concept, the industry insight and the direction. You make the calls.
The build
Engineers and AI tools to research, design, prototype and ship your MVP, so you can focus on the business.
AI is accelerating the mechanics of coding, but human strategy, secure architecture, and lived domain knowledge remain the ultimate differentiators.
Our ventures
We build our own first.
They are where we test how we work.
The Loom
Our studio for builders. It weaves different perspectives into one product.
See The Loom →
Sahi Healthcare
Is my medical bill right? An AI first check of your bill, in plain words.
See Sahi →
Perspectives Over Time
Anup’s essays, in five illustrated seasons.
See the series →Nirvana
Capture your memories, your voice, the things you keep and what you write, then build your own stories.
Nudge
Reach a goal with a plan, nudges at the right moment and the experience of people who have done it.
Request an invite
Sitting on a vision? You no longer have to wait.
We are opening Taksheyu by invitation. Tell us who you are and what you want to build. It takes a few minutes.
Both buttons open one short Google Form in a new tab.
Domain experts
You know the problem and have an idea.
Investors and partners
You want to follow what we build, or build it with us.
About Taksheyu
Taksheyu (tuck-SHAY-yoo): from the Sanskrit root takṣ, “to build”, read as “may they build”.
Our mission is to create more builders.
Founder
Taksheyu was founded by Anup Raina, after operating roles in India, corporate strategy in Munich and global marketing leadership in the United States. He also founded DocPanel, radiology second opinions online (docpanel.com).
He writes Anup’s Curiosity Chronicles. Four years of those essays are becoming our book series.