KATHMANDU, June 16: InnoventuresAI Inc., a Delaware-based company in the United States, has officially launched Springbase.ai, an artificial intelligence (AI) operating system, in Nepal.
According to the company, the platform, which is already being used by professionals and organisations globally, aims to help Nepal’s businesses, institutions and emerging workforce improve productivity through AI-powered workflows.
Springbase.ai is designed to transform ideas, company knowledge and meeting information into structured outputs such as reports, project briefs, proposals, dashboards and reusable workflows.
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According to a press release issued by the company, users can enter a specific goal, review an editable work plan and integrate their own documents and business context to generate customized outputs. These outputs can be edited, shared, exported or saved as reusable templates called “Recipes”.
“Businesses have been grappling with an influx of AI tools but lack an integrated solution that understands context, plans the work and produces outputs teams can directly use. That is what we are bringing to Nepal,” the press release quoted Bharat Golchha, co-founder of Springbase.ai, as saying.
The company stated that the platform seeks to bridge the gap between AI’s potential and practical implementation in Nepal. “Nepal has the talent and ambition; we are providing the infrastructure necessary to enable that talent to compete globally,” the release quoted Akaassh Jatia, co-founder of Springbase.ai, as saying.
The platform is available in Nepal at a subscription cost of Rs 1,499 per month, inclusive of taxes. Users can register directly through the company’s website while retaining ownership and control over their data.
Mind Snack Pvt. Ltd. has been appointed as the official country partner for InnoventuresAI Inc. in Nepal. The company will provide local onboarding, training and support for organisations adopting AI-based workflows, according to the press release.
The company said its broader objective is not only to provide access to AI software but also to help organisations build practical AI capabilities by converting information and meeting discussions into actionable tasks and automated processes.
