The newsroom is
empty. For now.
We're new. Like, really new. The kind of new where the office plants are still suspicious of us.
Here's the honest version.
We could fake it. We won't.
This is the part of the website where most companies post a wall of impressive-looking TechCrunch logos and quotes from journalists they've never met.
We just started. We don't have any of that yet. We haven't been featured in Forbes. We haven't won any awards. Nobody has tweeted about us — except us, and that doesn't count.
But we're building something we genuinely believe in — a platform that gives every business the AI infrastructure it deserves, without selling them out to vendors or trapping them in lock-in. So the press will come. Probably. Hopefully. Definitely if you tell your journalist friends about us.
In the meantime, here's what we do have. 👇
A few things to share.
A Logo
We have one logo. It's a flower. We're proud of it. You can use it if you write about us.
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A Story
Why we're building Bloomneo, who it's for, and what we believe. The honest version.
An Open Inbox
Want to interview us? Want a quote? Want to tell us we're crazy? Either way, we'll respond.
When we have something
worth pressing about, we'll be here.
Funding rounds, customer milestones, product launches, the day we accidentally break something and fix it in 12 minutes — when it happens, you'll see it here. No fluff. No fake announcements. Just real things that actually matter.
Are you a journalist?
Welcome. We probably owe you a coffee.
If you're writing about AI infrastructure, business automation, the Indian tech ecosystem, or "small companies trying to do big things" — we'd love to talk. We can give you:
- Founder interviews (we promise to be honest about what works and what doesn't)
- Real customer stories with permission
- Technical demos of the platform
- Our perspective on AI agents, data sovereignty, and where SaaS is heading
- A surprisingly strong opinion on why most B2B software is overpriced
Check back soon.
We'll have stories.
Or skip the wait — talk to us about what we're building.