Gaurav Kapoor

My journey in tech began with a mechanical engineering degree from Government College of Engineering Aurangabad, where I graduated with distinction. But I quickly discovered my passion lay not in machines, but in the logic and creativity of software.

At Tech Mahindra, I cut my teeth on enterprise systems, learning how software transforms businesses across industries. At Microsoft, I spent nearly a decade building products that reached millions of users globally. This is where I learned what it truly means to build at scale—the cloud infrastructure, distributed systems, and reliability practices that separate good software from great software.

Along the way, I led teams at BuildDirect and iQmetrix, where I honed my expertise in quality engineering, agile methodologies, and building frameworks from the ground up. I became known for setting technical direction, architecting systems that scale, and most importantly—shipping products that work.

After years of building products for others, I kept coming back to that original question:Why does working with technology still feel so complicated?

AI was everywhere, promising to revolutionize everything. But most AI tools were either too expensive, too inaccurate, or too complicated for regular people to use. The gap between AI's potential and its accessibility was huge.

That's when I founded AshvenX. Not as another tech company chasing trends, but as a product company with a clear mission: build AI tools that actually work, that people actually want to use, that solve actual problems.

Docos AI was born from this vision—a document intelligence platform that turns the paperwork a business already has into records it can act on, whether that is the books, the tax year, or a renewal deadline buried in a contract. But it's just the beginning. We're building a portfolio of AI products, each designed with the same philosophy: intelligent technology should be intuitive, not intimidating.