Ventures
We operate what we build.
A venture group that only invests is a fund. We staff, run and stay on call for the companies in this portfolio — which is the only way the platform underneath them ever gets honest.
CareMe Health
Online mental health care for India — therapy, psychiatry and coaching, delivered by licensed clinicians in the language you think in.
CareMe is our first venture and the proving ground for everything else we build. It connects people to licensed therapists, psychiatrists and coaches by video, phone or chat, without a waiting list and without a referral.
The hard problem was never the video call. It was credentialing a national clinician network, matching a person to the right one on the first attempt, holding a consistent standard of care across thousands of sessions a month, and doing all of it at a price an Indian household will actually pay.
What it offers
- Individual therapy
- One-to-one sessions grounded in CBT, DBT and EMDR
- Couples therapy
- Structured relationship work with a trained clinician
- Psychiatric consultation
- Assessment, diagnosis and medication management
- Coach chat
- Text support between sessions, around the clock
- 100,000+
- Therapy sessions delivered
- 1,000+
- Licensed clinicians
- 6M+
- Minutes in session
- 15+
- Languages supported
Across individual, couples and psychiatric care
Trained at NIMHANS, AIIMS, TISS and peer institutions
Time people spent being listened to
Care in the language people think in
What comes next
Three things CareMe made obvious
Each of these started as a problem we had to solve for ourselves before we noticed nobody else had solved it either. None of them is a company yet.
Exploring
Care for the workplace
Employers are the fastest route to people who would never book a session themselves. Taking what CareMe learned about matching and outcomes into company benefit programmes.
Exploring
Clinician tooling
Our clinicians work inside software we built for them. The parts that generalise — supervision, case review, outcome tracking — should be available to practices we don't operate.
Exploring
Measurement as a service
Standardised instruments, administered consistently and reported honestly. Mental health care in India needs a shared way to say whether it worked.
Partnerships
If one of these is a problem you already have, we would rather build it with you.
We work with hospitals, employers and insurers who bring the demand side, and with founders who want a clinical operator behind them.