antimattr has been selected as one of eight startups in Nikhil Kamath's WTFund C1/25 cohort.

This cohort of WTFund spans across AI, health tech, security, electronics, and more. WTFund, run by the tech billionaire Nikhil Kamath gives a grant of 20,00,000 Indian rupees (~25,000 USD) to founders under the age of 25 building things that don't yet have a shelf to sit on. We're proud to be building alongside them.

For us at antimattr, this isn't just a grant, it's a vote of confidence in a thesis we've held from day one: voice is the next interface, and the bottleneck was never the models - it was the noisy real-life environments. We're building the hardware that makes speaking feel normal again.

WTFund backs founders early, without asking for equity, and gives them room to build before the market tells them what to think. That kind of backing matters most when you're still figuring things out in public.

We're grateful to Nikhil Kamath and the enitre WTFund team for the support, and to be in a cohort this sharp. More soon.

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