For more than two decades, Nagesh Jadhav held senior roles across Bharat and the United States in healthcare and life sciences — consulting, sales, closing deals, building relationships, learning an entire industry's value chain from bench to bedside. Boardrooms. Quarterly targets. Platforms sold to hospitals, payers, and pharma companies that quietly rented people's own data back to them.
He was good at it. And somewhere underneath the success, he knew it wasn't where he was meant to end up.
So he stepped away — not toward another company, but toward the Himalayas, into Karma Sanyas: a life of selfless service, renunciation of worldly gain, work offered rather than sold. No boardroom. No quarter to hit. Just one question, building for years: what if the people whose data, work, and lives these systems ran on actually owned a piece of what they were building?
That question, carried down from the mountains, became two things: Anxya Health and My Kind. Built by a yogi, not a boardroom.
Anxya Health: technology as an offering, not an extraction
Anxya says it plainly — it was built by a lone human working alongside a number of AI agents, in the spirit of Karma Sanyas, technology offered as service rather than extraction. With no investor or board pushing for next quarter's numbers, decisions can be made for patients, practitioners, payers, providers, and regulators for the long run — even when that isn't the most profitable choice today.
At its center is a belief carried straight out of that renunciate practice: Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam — "the world is one family." The world is already whole; it's the matrix of systems, incentives, and gatekeepers that divides it. Anxya exists to soften those divisions in healthcare.
In practice, Anxya Health is a compliant, agentic AI PaaS for healthcare and life sciences, built on the 5 Ds — default-compliant, decentralised, democratic, distributed, data-sovereign — and the 3 Ps — personalised, precision, patient-centric. Describe what you need in plain English, and it generates live, working apps, strategy, and compliance output aligned to HIPAA, GxP, 21 CFR Part 11, GDPR, and the EU AI Act — from the first draft. Specialist work once sold by the engagement, now compressed into minutes, and priced fairly by region so it stays within reach far beyond the wealthiest markets.
My Kind: the same conviction, for everyday life
If Anxya carries that Himalayan conviction into healthcare's compliance and infrastructure, My Kind carries it into daily life — one personalised, kindness-first home for the things usually scattered across a dozen apps: social connection, health, learning, habits, community, travel, food, and events.
My Kind is built on four promises to every member:
- Decentralised — no single gatekeeper; power rests with the community, not a corporation
- Democratic — every member gets a voice, a vote, and a fair share of what's built together
- Distributed — value and opportunity flow across the whole network, everywhere on Earth
- Data-sovereign — your data and IP stay yours, and you earn when they create value
AI-native by design and self-evolving, My Kind personalises itself to your context and goals — the promise, in short, is sovereignty, equality, knowledge, fun, and earning, for all.
That plays out in real features: a Health tracker that monitors heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and SpO2 in real time, and sends an SOS to a guardian or emergency contact if something abnormal — a sudden jerk, an impact, an accident — is detected. A book interpreter that turns a title alone into a working summary you can fold into personal or professional habits, alongside a built-in habit tracker. And a community layer where members share rides, travel together, host events, share meals, and learn, earn, and teach from one another.
Built the same way it asks the world to be built
Neither platform was built the old way — years of specs, headcount, and venture rounds. Both were built as native AI applications, using agentic AI itself to design, generate, and refine the product — the same intelligence now sitting inside what each platform offers its users. Fewer hands. Less dilution. Less monitoring, less surveillance. The original conviction, intact — from the Himalayas to the world: a free society and a sharing community.
That's the throughline: a decade of boardrooms, a season of renunciation in the Himalayas, and now, technology built as an offering — not an instrument of extraction from the users and organisations it serves.
See it for yourself.
https://www.mykind.app/— your universe, connected, and finally owned by you.
https://www.mykind.app/— patient-centric agentic AI PaaS for compliant AI in healthcare & life sciences.