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Dhaga for Founders

A founder’s network is the company’s hidden operating system.

Investors, candidates, customers and advisors live in one searchable memory, so nothing warm goes cold while you are busy shipping.

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Free to start, with no cloud AI required. Pro is about ₹17 a day — ₹499 a month.

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What breaks today

  • Context scattered across WhatsApp, email, calls and memory.
  • Warm intros go cold before the next step.
  • Fundraising, hiring and sales become three disconnected lists.

What Dhaga changes

  • One memory for investors, hires, customers and advisors.
  • Every promise you made, visible before it is awkward.
  • Ask for a warm path. Get real names.

How it works for you

  • WhatsApp & Telegram capture

    DM the bot after a call; the note files against the right person.

  • Voice capture

    Talk it out in the browser — transcribed straight into a note.

  • Daily brief

    Home opens on who to reach today, aimed by the goal you set.

  • Ask Dhaga

    Ask your network a question; answers come only from your notes.

  • One plan view

    Follow-ups, Dhaga events and your work calendar in one day view.

  • MCP server

    Give Claude your graph and draft the investor update there. Pro and above.

What it looks like

Screens from a seeded demo network, not mockups — the same surfaces you get on the free plan.

Dhaga's Today page: a dated greeting, counts of people, companies, facts, relationships, events and follow-ups, a globe showing where the network is, and a list of people due to reconnect, each with “Reached out” and “Find a time” buttons.

The morning view

Who is due a reach-out today, at the cadence you set, and one tap to log that you did.

The Network graph focused on one contact, with labelled lines running out to the people, companies and events connected to them, over a canvas with graph search and zoom controls.

One person, one hop out

A single contact at the centre of the graph, with every edge labelled with the relationship it stands for.

A contact's profile: name, title and company, chips for the events they were met at, editable tags, a pre-meeting brief, an ask box scoped to this person, a grid of labelled relationships, and a keep-in-touch cadence panel.

The person, before the meeting

Title and company, the events you met at, your own tags, who they are connected to, and when you are next due to reach out.

Dhaga's Events page: a searchable table of events with columns for tags, the number of people met at each, and the date it started.

Every room you have been in

One row per event, with the tags you filed it under and how many people you met there.

Things you would ask it

  • “Which investors told me to come back at Series A?”

  • “Who in my network has hired a VP of Engineering before?”

  • “What did I commit to this customer last quarter?”

Ask Dhaga answers from your own notes and graph, and says so when the answer is not there.

Founders & startup CEOsA practical guide to keeping investors, advisors, early hires, customers, and press from becoming five disconnected lists.

Dhaga is a personal relationship memory, not a way to copy a company database. Keep only what you are permitted to keep, and leave confidential employer or customer records in the systems that own them.

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