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What if you could turn loneliness into a business — while giving people someone to talk to?

I’m building an early-stage startup around a very simple problem:

A lot of people have no one to talk to.

Think about people working in the Gulf or other countries, people living away from their families, people who are socially isolated, or simply someone who wants to have a conversation without revealing their identity.

Our platform allows users to have anonymous audio conversations with available agents. Customers recharge their account and pay based on the duration of the call, without needing to share their phone number or personal identity.

On the other side, agents earn based on the time they spend talking to customers. We are primarily looking at female agents because of the demand we see for conversations with women.

The business model is simple

A customer pays approximately ₹8 per minute.

The agent earns around ₹2–₹3 per minute.

After accounting for technology, payment processing, operational expenses and other costs, we expect to make approximately ₹2 profit per minute.

That makes the model interesting from a scalability perspective. For example, if 10 agents are actively engaged in calls for 3 hours a day, that would represent around ₹3,600 in daily profit at ₹2 profit per minute.

Of course, real-world utilization won't be 100%, so actual profitability will depend heavily on customer demand, agent utilization, retention and acquisition costs.

I’m aware of similar businesses already operating in India, including one I’ve personally come across that has scaled to 200+ agents. So this isn't just a theoretical concept — but there are still plenty of challenges around customer acquisition, retention, safety, trust, moderation and utilization.

That's exactly why I'm looking for investors who can challenge the idea, not just fund it.

I'm looking to connect with angel investors, founders, operators and early-stage investors interested in consumer internet, marketplaces, social platforms, agent economies or unconventional business models.

I'm especially interested in investors who can bring experience and networks alongside capital.

If this sounds interesting, I’m happy to share the product, numbers, unit economics, current stage and roadmap privately.

And even if you don't want to invest, I'd genuinely appreciate hearing why you think this model will or won't work.

Investors, founders and brutally honest feedback are all welcome. 👇

What if you could turn loneliness into a business — while giving people someone to talk to?

I’m building an early-stage startup around a very simple problem:

A lot of people have no one to talk to.

Think about people working in the Gulf or other countries, people living away from their families, people who are socially isolated, or simply someone who wants to have a conversation without revealing their identity.

Our platform allows users to have anonymous audio conversations with available agents. Customers recharge their account and pay based on the duration of the call, without needing to share their phone number or personal identity.

On the other side, agents earn based on the time they spend talking to customers. We are primarily looking at female agents because of the demand we see for conversations with women.

The business model is simple

A customer pays approximately ₹8 per minute.

The agent earns around ₹2–₹3 per minute.

After accounting for technology, payment processing, operational expenses and other costs, we expect to make approximately ₹2 profit per minute.

That makes the model interesting from a scalability perspective. For example, if 10 agents are actively engaged in calls for 3 hours a day, that would represent around ₹3,600 in daily profit at ₹2 profit per minute.

Of course, real-world utilization won't be 100%, so actual profitability will depend heavily on customer demand, agent utilization, retention and acquisition costs.

I’m aware of similar businesses already operating in India, including one I’ve personally come across that has scaled to 200+ agents. So this isn't just a theoretical concept — but there are still plenty of challenges around customer acquisition, retention, safety, trust, moderation and utilization.

That's exactly why I'm looking for investors who can challenge the idea, not just fund it.

I'm looking to connect with angel investors, founders, operators and early-stage investors interested in consumer internet, marketplaces, social platforms, agent economies or unconventional business models.

I'm especially interested in investors who can bring experience and networks alongside capital.

If this sounds interesting, I’m happy to share the product, numbers, unit economics, current stage and roadmap privately.

And even if you don't want to invest, I'd genuinely appreciate hearing why you think this model will or won't work.

Investors, founders and brutally honest feedback are all welcome. 👇

What if you could turn loneliness into a business — while giving people someone to talk to?

I’m building an early-stage startup around a very simple problem:

A lot of people have no one to talk to.

Think about people working in the Gulf or other countries, people living away from their families, people who are socially isolated, or simply someone who wants to have a conversation without revealing their identity.

Our platform allows users to have anonymous audio conversations with available agents. Customers recharge their account and pay based on the duration of the call, without needing to share their phone number or personal identity.

On the other side, agents earn based on the time they spend talking to customers. We are primarily looking at female agents because of the demand we see for conversations with women.

The business model is simple

A customer pays approximately ₹8 per minute.

The agent earns around ₹2–₹3 per minute.

After accounting for technology, payment processing, operational expenses and other costs, we expect to make approximately ₹2 profit per minute.

That makes the model interesting from a scalability perspective. For example, if 10 agents are actively engaged in calls for 3 hours a day, that would represent around ₹3,600 in daily profit at ₹2 profit per minute.

Of course, real-world utilization won't be 100%, so actual profitability will depend heavily on customer demand, agent utilization, retention and acquisition costs.

I’m aware of similar businesses already operating in India, including one I’ve personally come across that has scaled to 200+ agents. So this isn't just a theoretical concept — but there are still plenty of challenges around customer acquisition, retention, safety, trust, moderation and utilization.

That's exactly why I'm looking for investors who can challenge the idea, not just fund it.

I'm looking to connect with angel investors, founders, operators and early-stage investors interested in consumer internet, marketplaces, social platforms, agent economies or unconventional business models.

I'm especially interested in investors who can bring experience and networks alongside capital.

If this sounds interesting, I’m happy to share the product, numbers, unit economics, current stage and roadmap privately.

And even if you don't want to invest, I'd genuinely appreciate hearing why you think this model will or won't work.

Investors, founders and brutally honest feedback are all welcome. 👇

Hey everyone,

I’m 25 and currently building an early-stage startup around an anonymous social/calling app. The app is already developed, and we’re now at the testing and launch stage.

I’m looking for a woman who would genuinely enjoy being part of this journey with me — someone I can discuss ideas with, get honest opinions from, test things together and gradually build something with.

I want to be clear about one thing: I’m not using the startup as an excuse to meet women or looking for someone just for dating. I’m specifically interested in finding someone who is genuinely curious about startups and would enjoy being involved in something from the beginning. If a genuine personal connection develops naturally, that’s a separate matter — but it’s not the purpose of this post.

No technical knowledge or startup experience is required.

Interested in startups and new ideas

Comfortable communicating openly

Willing to try the app and give honest opinions

Has some free time to be involved occasionally

Interested in growing with the idea

Open to building something together long-term

I’ve already invested considerable time and money into the project, so I’m serious about taking it forward. Depending on the level of involvement, I’m open to paid compensation, revenue sharing or even a partnership/equity arrangement.

I’m not expecting anyone to commit full-time. Even having someone to talk to, bounce ideas off and work with for a few hours when available would mean a lot at this stage.

If this sounds interesting to you, feel free to DM me. Let’s just talk first and see if we connect well as people and as potential collaborators.

Hey everyone,

I’m 25 and building an early-stage startup around an anonymous social/calling app. The app is already developed, and we’re now working towards testing, launching and growing it.

I’m looking for a female partner from Kerala to be part of the journey, mainly because I want a genuine female perspective while improving the product and understanding how women would experience the app.

Just to be clear — this is not a dating post or an excuse to connect with women. I’m genuinely looking for someone interested in being part of a startup and building something together.

No technical knowledge or previous startup experience is required.

1. Interested in startups and new ideas

2. Comfortable communicating openly

3. Willing to try the app and give honest opinions

4. Interested in understanding the product and growing with it

5. Ready to contribute during the early stage

6. Open to building something together long-term

If you have some free time and genuinely want to be involved, even a few hours when you're available can be useful. There’s no fixed schedule.

I’ve already invested my own time and money into the app, and I’m serious about taking it forward. Depending on the involvement, I’m open to discussing paid compensation, revenue sharing, or even partnership/equity.

I’m not looking for just a tester — I’m hoping to find someone who wants to grow with the startup and be part of the journey from the beginning.

If this interests you, feel free to DM me. Just tell me a little about yourself and why you’re interested. No formal interview — let’s have a conversation and see if we’re a good fit.

Hey everyone,

I’m 25 and building an early-stage startup around an anonymous social/calling app. The app is already developed, and we’re now working towards testing, launching and growing it.

I’m looking for a female partner from Kerala to be part of the journey, mainly because I want a genuine female perspective while improving the product and understanding how women would experience the app.

Just to be clear — this is not a dating post or an excuse to connect with women. I’m genuinely looking for someone interested in being part of a startup and building something together.

No technical knowledge or previous startup experience is required.

1. Interested in startups and new ideas

2. Comfortable communicating openly

3. Willing to try the app and give honest opinions

4. Interested in understanding the product and growing with it

5. Ready to contribute during the early stage

6. Open to building something together long-term

If you have some free time and genuinely want to be involved, even a few hours when you're available can be useful. There’s no fixed schedule.

I’ve already invested my own time and money into the app, and I’m serious about taking it forward. Depending on the involvement, I’m open to discussing paid compensation, revenue sharing, or even partnership/equity.

I’m not looking for just a tester — I’m hoping to find someone who wants to grow with the startup and be part of the journey from the beginning.

If this interests you, feel free to DM me. Just tell me a little about yourself and why you’re interested. No formal interview — let’s have a conversation and see if we’re a good fit.

📞 MALAYALAM SPEAKING FEMALE CANDIDATES

💵 Salary: 15,000-25,000

🏠 100% WORK FROM HOME

We are looking for Malayalam-speaking female calling agents who are friendly, confident, and comfortable talking with people.

Contact: 9207085877

✨ Requirements: • Female candidates

• Fluent in Malayalam

• Good communication skills

• Friendly and confident

• Freshers are welcome

💰 Earn based on your calls

🏠 Work completely from home

⏰ Flexible working hours

📱 Smartphone + good internet connection required

No prior experience required.

📩 Interested? D M us to apply.