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In this livestream of The Offline Network, we sit down with the two co-founders behind Shram, a work management tool built around how people actually do their work. Ojasvika Sahu and Jay Gadekar both trained as architects before moving into software, and they bring that design-first thinking to a category usually run by spreadsheets and status meetings. Stream 108 explores what it takes to build a product company out of India, how design and engineering share the founder's seat, and why they think work management is due for a rethink.About the guests:Ojasvika Sahu and Jay Gadekar are the Co-Founders of Shram, an AI-native work-management tool that connects daily work with performance. Shram helps teams organise projects and tasks, track progress in real time, and recognise the people doing the work. Both founders trained as architects before moving into building software.
By The Offline NetworkIn this livestream of The Offline Network, we sit down with the two co-founders behind Shram, a work management tool built around how people actually do their work. Ojasvika Sahu and Jay Gadekar both trained as architects before moving into software, and they bring that design-first thinking to a category usually run by spreadsheets and status meetings. Stream 108 explores what it takes to build a product company out of India, how design and engineering share the founder's seat, and why they think work management is due for a rethink.About the guests:Ojasvika Sahu and Jay Gadekar are the Co-Founders of Shram, an AI-native work-management tool that connects daily work with performance. Shram helps teams organise projects and tasks, track progress in real time, and recognise the people doing the work. Both founders trained as architects before moving into building software.