Mark Zuckerberg of India, Deepak Ravindran

Deepak Ravindran is an innovation business visionary, dropout and the fellow benefactor and CEO of Innoz Technologies, LookUp and Pirate Fund.

In the event that high-adrenaline activity is the surest indicator of communicating a message, Deepak Ravindran is conveying one uproarious and clear message. His Bengaluru-based startup Lookup, which has Twitter prime supporter Biz Stone and Infosys’ Kris Gopalakrishnan as financial backers

Lookup is a free and secure nearby shopping network that associates organizations to clients through its visit based application. This informing administration empowers clients to talk and purchase anything on request from their local neighborhood stores. Moreover, it offers organizations the chance to develop effortlessly.

The informing business has been this 30-year-old sequential business visionary’s center strength, with this being his third endeavor in the space. Watching out for the moving tech scene, he has transformed the structure to suit evolving needs. His 2007-dispatch understudy startup Innoz for instance, was a SMS-based internet searcher.

Innoz is an Indian versatile innovation fire up that gives answers for portable hunt applications and remote markets.

Its items and administrations include: SMSGyan, a Q&A web crawler on the telephone that conveys information bits over SMS; Miki, an individual pursuit associate that identifies voice and conveys content via telephone instantly;TRANZ that empowers the clients to share photographs, recordings, and music with loved ones from GPRS and 3G cell phones; and CellNXT, a SMS and voice promoting stage. In 2010, Innoz won RED Herring Global 100 and Asia 100 and furthermore appraised under Top 8 Emerging organizations in India by NASSCOM.

He additionally established an endeavor firm named, Pirate Fund in 2012. Its essential spotlight was on sponsoring the best authors and assisting them with making their thoughts genuine and enduring. They give authors admittance to aptitude and bits of knowledge in advancement, ability, business and market insight, strategy and administrative issues, business improvement, showcasing and brand-building and access to to an organizers just local area they can call upon for help.

Ravindran was perceived on MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35. Business Insider likewise licensed him as the “Mark Zuckerberg of India”