I’m Satyabrat Rauto. I build quiet software for loud, messy work — and I’ve been doing it for a decade, one honest company at a time.
I have spent the last decade inside the day-to-day chaos of campus life, hostels, kitchens, factory floors and hiring rooms. The companies I’ve built start from the same instinct: get close, listen long, then design something that disappears into the work.
Sulopa Technologies is the studio that holds this practice today — an AI-native venture lab building Lopaa, Hirepool, ManuAdda and QRcodx. We are small, deliberate and stubborn. AI is not a feature we add at the end; it is the posture we take from the first line of code.
An AI-native venture studio. Half product company, half quiet research lab — designing the operating layer for the next decade of ordinary work.
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A conscious AI workspace. Lopaa learns the rhythm of a small team and removes the work that should not have existed.
A pre-vetted talent pool, matched by intent — not keywords. Built for founders tired of resumes that lie.
A modern manufacturer’s network for India’s small & medium industries. Discovery, quotes, trust.
A pandemic-born platform that grew up. QR-first ordering, menus & guest experience for hotels.
Started my first venture with my best friend, which was a great learning experience.
First company. Four friends. One borrowed laptop. The school I paid tuition to in years.
Months inside industrial estates. Learning that software has to earn its seat at the table.
COVID rewrote the brief. Nine days from phone call to shipped product. Hospitality, in earnest.
Decided to build something that would change the way people work, and this is how it started.
Started Hirepool.ai to change the way people find jobs, and this is how it started.
The most exciting frontier in AI is not the model. It is the thousand small, deeply human moments software has been too lazy to enter — the kirana ledger, the midnight check-in, the placement cell, the founder writing her first job description at 2 a.m.
AI, done with care, is a quiet companion. It learns your context. It protects your attention. It returns time to the human, instead of harvesting it. That is the company I want to leave behind.
