Sahil Arora

So I started off that company in my room itself.

It was a complete sole founding idea.

It was a sole founder company.

Back then, I found a few initial early team members over Twitter.

We worked remotely for about a month.

Oh, it was simple.

I kind of went on Twitter and I told people, so I approached a couple of, you know, app developers who were young and kind of, you know, freelancers and passionate about working on a product.

And I tried pitching them my idea.

So I'm around 20 plus developers and people of the same field.

And I got almost three, four of them on board for the idea without paying them a penny.

And after that, I started the product with them.

So I completed the first product.

Yeah, so it was simple.

So people of my same age group, so I was 16 when I started, right?

So I convinced people of, you know, younger than me.

So I got on board a 14-year-old developer who was believing in the idea, you know.

So probably the vision was pretty cool when I started off, you know.

So we were making another social media platform back then.

which would have an iris scanning solution.

So basically, you know, you don't no longer need a password for your social media accounts.