FUNDING · STARTUPS · #2658
Former Meta AI director Rohit Patel launches Ndoc, an AI-native Office/Workspace replacement
After eight years at Meta (including work at Meta Superintelligence Labs), Rohit Patel has left to found Ndoc, a startup he is pitching as an AI-native replacement for Microsoft Office and Google Workspace. Ndoc combines presentation, narrative (analyses and citations), and a model/data tab (including Python scripts), exports documents as a single .ndoc.html file Patel plans to open source, and is built on a mix of open-source models with a small team and no disclosed funding.
KEY POINTS
- After eight years at Meta (including work at Meta Superintelligence Labs), Rohit Patel has left to found Ndoc, a startup he is pitching as an AI-native replacement for Microsoft Office and Google Workspace.
- Ndoc combines presentation, narrative (analyses and citations), and a model/data tab (including Python scripts), exports documents as a single .ndoc.html file Patel plans to open source, and is built on a mix of open-source models with a small team and no disclosed funding.
- This matters because Ndoc aims to replace entrenched enterprise productivity workflows with an AI-native, auditable document format and workspace, challenging major cloud-office integrations from OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and others.
WHY IT MATTERS
This matters because Ndoc aims to replace entrenched enterprise productivity workflows with an AI-native, auditable document format and workspace, challenging major cloud-office integrations from OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and others.