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Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone Announces Investment In Kerala Startup, Sieve

Darpan News Desk IANS, 27 Sep, 2019 09:19 PM

    Twitter co-founder and Angel investor Biz Stone on Friday said he would be investing in a Kochi-based start-up, Sieve.


    Stone said this through a video conference while addressing Huddle Kerala 2019, a start-up meeting held here.


    Founded by Sanjay Nediyara, a hearing-impaired entrepreneur, Sieve is a complete platform for freelancers and agencies that provide the infrastructure from websites to digital signatures and all way up to invoicing and payment management.


    The company currently serves in the US market and will soon be expanding to Europe.


    Stone said he has used the product of Sieve as a freelancer.


    "As an Angel, I consider the person first and the product second. I find Sanjay a dedicated, empathetic and extremely hardworking individual," said Stone in his video address.


    He, however, did not divulge his quantum of investment.

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