At the age of 19, when most students are busy studying for college and preparing for jobs, Dhravya Shah founded her own startup in the world of AI. A resident of Mumbai, Dhravya started building software products at an early age. His startup SuperMemory helps AI systems remember information for long periods of time, just like humans. According to media reports, the company has raised $3 million i.e. around Rs. 25 crore has been collected.
Started creating software at a young age
Dhravya Shah is from Mumbai. While preparing for the engineering entrance exam, he started developing small software products. Earnings from one of his early projects helped him move to America. He later got an O-1 visa. This visa is for people with exceptional ability in science, technology, business and other fields.
Products every week for 40 weeks
After arriving in America, Dhravya set a goal of creating and launching a new product every week for 40 weeks. During this experiment, a project later took the form of supermemory. Initially it was called Any Reference and was a tool for working with Twitter bookmarks. It was later transformed into a memory infrastructure platform for AI.
AI helps in remembering old information
SuperMemory is an AI platform that collects and organizes essential information from emails, chats, PDFs and other documents. Its purpose is to help AI systems remember past conversations and the context of available information. With this, AI can use pre-existing information when answering user questions.
Also worked at Cloudflare
Prior to starting SuperMemory, Dhravi worked in engineering and developer relations roles at CloudFlare. In 2024, he did an internship with the company’s Workers AI team. During this time, he contributed work related to function calling for AI platforms. He also created open source tools for AI agents.
25 crore fund claim
According to media reports, SuperMemory has raised $3 million i.e. around Rs 25 crore in funding. The proceeds will be used to develop the AI memory infrastructure and take the company forward. At the same time, on social media, Dhravya has been described as an IIT Bombay dropout. However, according to the information provided in his profile, he has not studied at IIT Bombay.
