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Rivesa AI

Category: AI Agents

An AI-native workspace where autonomous agents (each with scoped identity/credentials) see screens, understand context, and execute business workflows alongside human teams. Rivesa AI was founded in 2025. The company is led by Raj Jobalia. Based in Mumbai, India. Team size: 1-10. Latest round: Seed. Key investors include Undisclosed private investor(s) — co-founder has publicly referenced 'a private investor' round without naming the party or amount.

Founded
2025
Headquarters
Mumbai, India
Team size
1-10

Value proposition

Removes the need for deep software integrations by giving AI agents visual, screen-level understanding so they can operate existing tools like a human teammate, plus a 'chief of staff' agent (Alex) accessible via iMessage/desktop app.

Products and solutions

Rivesa workspace (macOS desktop app) — Channel-based multi-agent collaboration, agent 'passports' (role/credentials/audit trail), scheduled agent workflows, tool/connector integrations (Drive, calendar, GitHub-style workflows), Alex — an iMessage-based AI chief of staff for inbox/calendar/reminders. As of mid-2026, also described as a 'cloud browser' — AI that acts on tasks, not just answers.

Unique value

Visual-first, tool-agnostic automation — agents interact with software the way a human does (by seeing the screen) rather than requiring API integrations, reducing setup friction for non-technical teams.

Target customer

Small and mid-sized teams/startups seeking to scale operating capacity (ops, reporting, monitoring, follow-ups) without adding headcount; expanding toward enterprise with SSO/audit-ready deployment.

Industries served

Horizontal business automation (originally marketed as 'India's first visual AI engine for business automation'), applicable across ops, sales, engineering, and admin workflows.

Technology advantage

Visual search + reasoning engine for screen-level task execution; agent identity/credential ('passport') architecture for auditability and scoped access; positioned against the text-only bias of most current AI tooling.

How they differentiate

Screen-based visual perception instead of rigid API integrations, plus an agent 'passport' identity/audit layer and a consumer-simple iMessage chief-of-staff entry point, aimed at small teams rather than enterprise RPA buyers.

Main competitors

AskUI (visual RPA automation), Adept AI (visual/action AI agents), UiPath (traditional RPA/workflow automation)

Major milestones

Dec 2025: reached $1.2M valuation, publicized as India's first visual AI engine for business automation (Tribune/ANI/Lokmat coverage), product evolved to an 'AI-native operating system' / agent workspace with the Alex chief-of-staff product, private-investor round pushed valuation to ~$2.1M per founder's LinkedIn post, Jul 2026: repositioned around a 'cloud browser' concept (AI that acts, not just answers) per Business Standard press release.

Growth metrics

Reported a $1.2M valuation milestone (Dec 2025) and a subsequent $2.1M valuation referenced by the co-founder on LinkedIn; currently in private beta (macOS app, invite-only Operator/Team Pilot tiers).

Market positioning

Early-stage (seed) AI-agent/automation startup positioning itself as the 'operating system'/'cloud browser' layer for agent-augmented small teams, distinct from heavier enterprise RPA vendors.

Geographic focus

India-origin startup with founder presence also in the New York City area (per co-founder LinkedIn); go-to-market appears global/US-facing given English-first branding and NYC-based founder activity.

About Raj Jobalia

Harvard Business School (online); personal trading and workflow-automation projects that evolved into Rivesa's visual AI engine. No prior corporate executive record found.

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