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Neha Jakhar.

Ventures

Things I've built, and what they taught me.

Some are ongoing, some were experiments. Each one shaped how I think about building a business.

01

Prezlo

Current · Co-founder

AI search visibility

An AI visibility execution platform helping brands understand how they show up in AI-generated answers.

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Prezlo helps businesses see where they appear across AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, which competitors get recommended, and where information or credibility gaps exist — then prioritise practical actions to improve how AI systems understand them. My work spans growth, positioning, business development, partnerships, and bringing the product to market.

AI searchBrand discoveryGo-to-marketPartnershipsVisit site ↗
02

Nxtstar

Ongoing

Business consulting · UAE

A Dubai-based consultancy supporting entrepreneurs with business setup and the practical requirements of operating in the UAE.

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Through Nxtstar I work directly with clients — understanding their requirements and helping them navigate company setup, business administration, and related commercial considerations. It's given me a ground-level view of what entrepreneurs actually face when starting up in Dubai.

Client engagementUAE business setupOperationsVisit site ↗
03

TeamITSuite

Past

AI-enabled business management

An AI-oriented business management initiative exploring how AI can support everyday business workflows.

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TeamITSuite deepened my interest in applying AI to practical business problems and how software can fit into the way teams already work.

AI workflowsProduct thinking
04

Ta'seer

Early-stage venture

Marketing technology · Creator economy

An early-stage platform exploring how brands and influencers could find and work with each other.

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Ta'seer taught me the realities of a two-sided marketplace: validating demand on both sides, positioning, customer discovery, and searching for a sustainable business model. The biggest lesson — building a product is only one part of building a business. Demand, distribution, and execution matter just as much.

MarketplacesInfluencer marketingCustomer discoveryVisit site ↗