Bhavin Turakhia, cofounder of banking technology company Zeta, has launched a new enterprise AI startup called Neo, backed by a personal investment of $30 million. The platform is designed to help businesses adopt artificial intelligence more effectively by bringing organisational knowledge, tasks, documents, and AI-powered workflows into a single workspace.
While introducing Neo on X, Turakhia said one of the biggest barriers to enterprise AI adoption is that company knowledge is scattered across multiple tools and employees, making it difficult for AI systems to deliver meaningful results. He said Neo addresses this challenge by centralising organisational knowledge and making AI “a first-class participant in every workflow, not a tab beside it.”
The startup has introduced four products under the Neo platform:
- Friday: An AI platform for assistants, co-workers, and agents that comes pre-connected with enterprise SaaS applications.
- Tasket: A task management platform with seamless AI delegation.
- Studio: An AI-native knowledge management platform.
- Drive: A file-sharing platform where AI agents and employees can collaborate on files.
According to the company, Neo has already been deployed across Turakhia’s businesses, including Zeta and Titan, and is expected to be rolled out to mid-sized enterprises in the coming months.Turakhia also said the platform was built by a team of fewer than 20 engineers in under three months. He added that the team achieved more during that time than it otherwise would have in three years.
Neo is Turakhia’s fifth venture after Directi, Radix, Titan, and Zeta. He began his entrepreneurial journey in 1998 by co-founding Directi with his brother, Divyank Turakhia, with an initial investment of ₹25,000.
Neo is expected to compete with enterprise AI and workplace software platforms such as Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini for Workspace, Notion AI, ClickUp, Asana, and Atlassian as businesses increasingly adopt AI-powered workplace tools.
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