Manonia KH

Co-Founder, Boltcode · 1 appearance on the record.

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While studying computer science at PES University, they co-founded Boltcode, an HCM and AI-driven recruitment software company. In computational linguistics, they publish research focusing on large language models, evaluation robustness, and tokenization behavior across Indic and Arabic-script languages.

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Disclosure
Manonia KH considers granting parents 60% equity in BoltCode
“Yes, I am looking at giving them around 60% of equity.”
Manonia KH Feb 23, 2023 ▶ 4:18 Should you negotiate co-founder equity first, or wait until you have customers?
Disclosure
BoltCode founders have not discussed equity split prior to launch
“We really haven't discussed equity yet, because like I said, I'm getting most of the funding to the table, and most of the tech is mine. The other co-founder just handles operations, so we haven't really discussed it yet.”
Manonia KH Feb 23, 2023 ▶ 11:16 Should you negotiate co-founder equity first, or wait until you have customers?
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Manonia KH admits website testimonials are from free users, not paying customers
“Right now they aren't really paying. They just signed up for some of our free courses right now.”
Manonia KH Feb 23, 2023 ▶ 6:00 Should you negotiate co-founder equity first, or wait until you have customers?
Disclosure
Manonia KH: Parents provided 80-85% of BoltCode's $30,000 budget
“Let me put it as around 80, 85% of it.”
Manonia KH Feb 23, 2023 ▶ 3:56 Should you negotiate co-founder equity first, or wait until you have customers?
Assertion Partly supported
Manonia KH blames Indian government portal downtime for delaying BoltCode's incorporation
“Actually the problem is the Indian government portals are pretty down, so we haven't been able to figure out legal. So incorporating the company and getting it to work and getting our legal contracts framed hasn't really happened for the last two months becaus…”
Manonia KH Feb 23, 2023 ▶ 12:40 Should you negotiate co-founder equity first, or wait until you have customers?
Disclosure
BoltCode has zero paying customers and runs closed beta with 80-150 candidates
“Right now, we don't really have paying customers. We are having a pilot beta, you know, a closed beta of around 80 to one 50 candidates, and we wish to launch full-fledged in the next two quarters.”
Manonia KH Feb 23, 2023 ▶ 2:26 Should you negotiate co-founder equity first, or wait until you have customers?

Appearances (1)

EpisodeDateSpeaking time
Should you negotiate co-founder equity first, or wait until you have customers? Feb 23, 2023 7m
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