A small team making voice-first tools that shorten the distance between a thought and what you do with it.
Less noise. More clarity. Better tools for the way people really work.
Not the other way around.
The experience should feel obvious, even when the system underneath isn’t.
Lungoor is shaped by how people naturally speak and work in India, without limiting where the product can go.
Seven people, no hierarchy in the work. Listed with the founder first only because someone had to start the sentence.
Nishant PatelFounder · Product Direction · Systems Thinking“I’m less interested in building the loudest AI product and more interested in building one people quietly depend on. If people can think out loud and still get to clear work, in whatever language they think in, we’re doing something right.”
Kshitija KatareProduct Experience · Behaviour Design · Communication Systems“People shouldn’t have to behave like software to use software. We hesitate, switch languages, ramble, change our minds — Lungoor should understand that and still help us move forward.”
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Haider PatanwalaApplication Architecture · Product Engineering“If an interaction makes you stop and think about the interface, I probably still have work to do. The best engineering disappears into the flow.”
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Chetan DivekarAI Systems · Backend Engineering“AI can be ridiculously complex. Using it shouldn’t feel that way. My job is to keep the hard parts under the hood and make the useful part feel almost obvious.”
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Aniketh KotaProduct Health · Economics · Business“A cool feature is only healthy if people value it, use it, and the economics still make sense at scale. I like making sure those three things agree.”
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Bhushan ChavanFront-end · Interaction Engineering“Nobody has ever said “great meeting, loved the note-taking UI.” That is the goal. If you remember the conversation and forget the interface, I did my job.”
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Hanish PatilBackend · AI Intelligence“Half of every meeting is people saying “yeah, let’s do that” without saying who. My job is to catch the that, find the who, and never invent either.”
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Yuvraj RaneProduct Design · Visual Systems“Good design doesn’t ask for applause. It gives you clarity, gets out of the way, and somehow makes the next action feel obvious.”
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Monil ShahProduct Operations · Execution Flow“Chaos is exciting for five minutes. Consistency is what actually ships products people can trust.”
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Tiny interactions build trust.
Less noise. More useful.
The context starts here. The ambition doesn’t stop here.
We’re not funded and we’re not hiring formally, but we’re always glad to hear from people who care about this kind of software.