Meet the ten start-ups that made it to the second batch of Accel’s pre-seed program Atoms

World enterprise capital agency Accel has chosen 10 start-ups to the second cohort of its pre-seed initiative Atoms the place entrepreneurs will discover a chance to work with a sponsored Accel Companion, get personalised mentorship from a pool of 60-odd enterprise leaders and obtain funding within the type of non-dilutive capital.

Here’s a sneak peek into the chosen start-ups:

BRIK: Based by Francis Anugerah, BRIK is a full stack B2B building material-focused aggregator serving to small and mid-size contractors in Indonesia to acquire building supplies.

DataBrain: It’s a full-stack knowledge platform enabling non-technical strategic groups to extract and analyze knowledge successfully. The beginning-up is based by Rahul Pattamatta and Vysakh Sreenivasan.

DhiWise:  Based by Vishal Virani and Rahul Shingala, DhiWise provides an AI-powered DevTool that permits builders to ship production-ready supply code sooner for every kind of apps.

Dpanda: This start-up helps publishers monetise their platform’s site visitors meaningfully by including micro-ecommerce to their web sites. Based by Rajat Dhanda and Gaurav Gupta, DataBrain allows manufacturers to serve consumers at extremely contextual locations.

Fishlog: Primarily based in Jakarta and based by Bayu Anggara, Reza Fahlepi, Abdul Halim, and Rizqi Akbar Amirullah, it’s a business-to-business market and a community-driven ecosystem, streamlining the seafood provide chain.

Intestine Wellness Membership: It’s an initiative to heal gut-related issues naturally utilizing conventional meals and yoga with out remedy or dietary supplements. Founders are Anita Seth and Swaranalatha Chandran.

Mello: Based by Abhilash Bolla and Shrrinesh Bala, this discovery platform permits folks to seek out the perfect experiences round them.

Ripik: It’s a SaaS-based AI-ML platform for manufacturing industries. Based by Pinak Dattaray, Ripik brings effectivity into how the industries function factories.

Upflowy: Based by Guillaume Ang, Matt Brown, and Alexandre Girard, Upflowy is a no-code instrument that enables anybody to construct and optimise personalised kinds that generate extra and higher certified leads.

Youshd: Based by Sarabmeet Kallar and Meghna Bansal, Youshd is a UGC (Person-generated content material)-first efficiency engine that leverages the facility of client networks to assist DTC manufacturers succeed.

Atoms gives chosen start-ups with $250,000 in non-dilutive capital, 1:1 mentorship by established Indian entrepreneurs and enterprise leaders, and entry to Accel’s international neighborhood. Over two cohorts, Atoms has invested in 23 start-ups from a various group of firms – starting from SaaS, B2B marketplaces, Web3, D2C, {hardware}, well being and wellness. These start-ups have gone on to additional elevate near $100 million from VCs and buyers.

“Our purpose is to be the primary accomplice for founders. The zero-to-one journey for an entrepreneur is probably the most difficult, because it units the inspiration for the corporate. Having been the VC agency of selection for a lot of firms, Accel has a deep understanding of what founders want from the very starting of their journey. Atoms was created to help these founders of their journey to construct profitable firms,” Prayank Swaroop, Companion at Accel India, stated.

Accel launched Atoms in August 2021 to faucet into early-stage alternatives. Chosen start-ups endure 100 days of intensive studying and improvement which is able to information founders towards constructing a scalable enterprise by means of workshops, setting OKRs, and constructing a robust peer neighborhood. The mentorship and steerage program helps early-stage founders construct robust enterprise networks. Atoms mentor pool embody founders from Accel’s portfolio equivalent to Nandan Reddy (Co-founder – Swiggy), Germain Brion (SVP – Company Technique at Chargebee), Raghav Chandra (Co-founder at City Firm), and Harish Sivaramakrishnan (Head of Design at CRED).  

The 14 start-ups chosen to Atoms maiden program have been Brew Cash, Bytebeam, Dubdub.ai, FitBudd, Fragmynt, GoSats, Jify, Kluster, Nymble, Onesto Labs, Rigi, Spendflo, Materials Depot and an unnamed stealth start-up in girls’s wellness house.

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