Funding · AI & Deep Tech

Anurita Das' Genovation Technological Solutions raises ₹1.25 crore for privacy-safe AI agents

By Startup Enthusiast · 13 April 2026

What they do

Genovation Technological Solutions builds AI tools for businesses that protect user data while solving complex problems

The company raised ₹1.25 crore, including ₹150K from high-net-worth individuals and ₹83 lakh from a Jay Tech prize

Its AI agents are designed to be fast, efficient, and tailored to specific tasks, avoiding the high costs of large AI models

Genovation Technological Solutions is an AI startup that builds custom AI tools for businesses, focusing on privacy and efficiency.
Anurita Das, the founder, left NASA to start the company after working on machine learning and object detection projects.
The startup charges ₹5-8 lakhs per year for each AI agent it deploys, targeting mid-sized enterprises.
It raised ₹1.25 crore in initial funding, including ₹150K from high-net-worth individuals and ₹83 lakh from a Jay Tech prize.
The company uses proprietary frameworks to solve complex, industry-specific problems, avoiding off-the-shelf AI tools.
Its AI agents are designed to be task-specific, reducing the need for large, expensive models that consume a lot of hardware resources.

The startup is addressing a growing need for AI tools that protect data privacy and reduce hardware costs.
Its focus on B2B SaaS and enterprise clients sets it apart from B2C AI tools like Cohere or Palantir clones.
The funding will help the company scale its prototyping and outreach efforts for a larger round.

Genovation Technological Solutions builds AI tools for businesses that need custom solutions without compromising data privacy.
Its AI agents are designed to solve specific problems, such as analyzing large data sets and extracting insights efficiently.
The company charges businesses a yearly fee for each AI agent it deploys, targeting mid-sized firms.
It avoids using large, resource-heavy AI models, instead focusing on smaller, task-specific models called 'deep agents'.
The startup aims to make AI more accessible and cost-effective for enterprises by reducing hardware and infrastructure needs.

The company plans to prepare for a larger funding round and expand its outreach to attract more enterprise clients.
It aims to launch a B2B SaaS version of its AI tools to improve adoption and scalability.

HNI (investor) — High-net-worth individuals who invested ₹150K in the startup.
Jay Tech (investor) — A prize investor that contributed ₹83 lakh to the startup.