Vishal Purohit

Vishal Purohit

Co-founder - FOLO

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Vishal Purohit

3mo ago

One secure place for NetWorth: FOLO

We are soon launching on PH a pretty cool way to pull all our wealth together - FOLO is Family of Loved Ones and gets rid of year end excel sheets that we try to pull together. Download FOLO on Playstore or Appstore in India. Feedback is welcome.

Vishal Purohit

3mo ago

We built FOLO to help people see their money clearly!

Hey Hunters, I m Vishal, Co-founder of FOLO and this is a deeply personal build.

Every year, like most of us, I d sit down with an Excel sheet pulling data from my bank, demat account, mutual funds, loans, and real estate trying to figure out where I actually stand financially.

It was always the same: confusing, fragmented, and outdated the moment I finished it. We realized the problem wasn t the numbers.
The problem was disorganization.

Vishal Purohit

3mo ago

FOLO - India's 1st NetWorth App

FOLO is your one secure place to see, understand, and grow your NetWorth together with your family. It brings everything you own and everything you owe together in real time to build your complete NetWorth. You can share it, leverage it, or prepare it for generational transfer, all in the most secure and easy-to-use environment. We make better financial choices when we have clarity. Built with design clarity, absolute privacy, and real-time computation, FOLO is India’s first NetWorth App.
Kavyashree S

3mo ago

Working on a behavioral fintech app that connects emotional states to financial wellness.

Hey everyone,

I m currently working on a behavioral-fintech idea.

The idea came from noticing how strongly emotions influence how we handle money. Stress often leads to impulse spending, motivation fades before consistent saving happens, and guilt stops people from looking at their finances at all.

Here s what I m trying to build:
An app that helps people turn emotions into mindful financial habits. Every time a user logs how they feel (e.g., sad, stressed, happy), a small, preset amount (decided by them) is transferred to their joy fund - a personal savings goal like travel, concerts, or long-term savings.