launched escapick back in 2017 today they've got about 40 customers they've scaled to just about

a hundred thousand bucks in monthly recurring revenue again up from nothing about a year before that

they've raised 500 000 bucks looking to potentially raise additional capital but they're ushering in

and i love this they're really creating a new market which is again bringing the uh kind of the easiest

platform to build vr, and even 3D experiences

without coding. So drag and drop like wistie wicks, you know, for things like social media

or even, you know, ad units in the future, or virtual tours, things like this.

Hello, everybody. My guest today is Say Krishna. He's often described as an accidental

entrepreneur. As an engineering

undergrad, he built his first startup in the education tech space to power thousands of students

to better use tablet PCs. Since then, he's founded, invested, and mentored startups all through,

particularly in the technology space. He's an alumni of Stanford University Graduate School of

Business and the founder of Escapik, a cloud-based virtual and augmented reality content platform helping businesses and users generate AR and VR experiences without coding.

The company was part of Y Combinator Startup School and was recently recognized by Facebook

as one of India's top VR and AR startups in their School of Innovation Program.

Sire, are you ready to take us to the top?

Good to go.

All right.

Thank you for having.

You bet.

So first things first, people hear White Combinator or Silicon Valley, I generally assume,

oh, pre-revenue, lots of funding. Do you fall in that category or no? Right. So given that,

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