Abhilasha Parwar

We did a price round.

Um, I think, uh, you know, it depends on different markets in the U S market.

You can do 1.2 million of safe, but in the Indian market, you know, it's not that easy.

Like usually the rounds get priced also first time founder problems.

Like, you know, we don't know, you don't know better.

Somebody's coming like, Oh, I'm going to invest a million.

It's like for climate change.

Oh my God.

You should start a nonprofit.

I think it's something around $7 million.

I have to look again.

No, we are capital efficient because we are just a tech company of about 20 people, completely remote.

So mostly it's engineering and data talent.

But we are planning to raise more capital and actually flip to Netherlands because it's a very exciting domain for space data and climate change.

So we are looking to raise about $5 to $6 million more and just flip it over in the next year beginning.

Oh my God.

So we initially made the data set and we thought that nobody would care about it, like nobody.

And then the largest mobile company in India was like, oh my God, can we take your data and integrate it with like millions of mobile phones in India?

And that was so exciting because, you know, we literally spent first seven months listening to people telling us, hey, air pollution, that should be done by governments or nonprofits.

Yeah, that is Xiaomi.