Getty ImagesGyde, a Pune based startup, today announced that it has raised $250,000 in a seed funding round from Better Capital and Ashish Achrekar, the chief executive of an analytics company.
Gyde said it provides artificial intelligence (AI) based “guide” tools to educate software application users for better on-boarding, adoption and engagement. With this money, the startup plans to accelerate product development, acquire customers globally and deliver personalised help to software users.
The company was started by Prasanna Vaidya and Shubham Deshmukh in 2019. It claims to have customers and partners in more than 6 countries. The Gyde platform allows users to create guides and walkthroughs for software and applications without having to code. The product currently integrates with web-based, android & iOS applications.
"Businesses understand that providing to-the-point, personalized assistance to the application users is the key to achieve digital transformation in office+remote work environment," said Prasanna Vaidya, Gyde chief executive officer (CEO) and co-founder, adding, "User assistance is now at the core of their strategy while deploying & managing the applications for their employees, vendors, contractors, agents, everyone!"
“Gyde is re-imagining the Microsoft Paperclip for the modern world where digitization is at an all time high and companies struggle to help their users keep pace with the new applications and workflows”, said Vaibhav Domkundwar of Better Capital.
Gyde said it provides artificial intelligence (AI) based “guide” tools to educate software application users for better on-boarding, adoption and engagement. With this money, the startup plans to accelerate product development, acquire customers globally and deliver personalised help to software users.
The company was started by Prasanna Vaidya and Shubham Deshmukh in 2019. It claims to have customers and partners in more than 6 countries. The Gyde platform allows users to create guides and walkthroughs for software and applications without having to code. The product currently integrates with web-based, android & iOS applications.
"Businesses understand that providing to-the-point, personalized assistance to the application users is the key to achieve digital transformation in office+remote work environment," said Prasanna Vaidya, Gyde chief executive officer (CEO) and co-founder, adding, "User assistance is now at the core of their strategy while deploying & managing the applications for their employees, vendors, contractors, agents, everyone!"
“Gyde is re-imagining the Microsoft Paperclip for the modern world where digitization is at an all time high and companies struggle to help their users keep pace with the new applications and workflows”, said Vaibhav Domkundwar of Better Capital.
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