What leaves your business should remain yours

Every business sends sensitive information to clients, partners and vendors. And every business lives with the same fear: what if a leak costs us a customer, a deal or our competitive edge?

For years, businesses have relied on NDAs, passwords, watermarks and trust. They help, but once information leaves your hands, you are left hoping.

NakodaX puts you back in control.

Protect your business data and IP, even after you share it. You decide who can access it, what they can see and when access ends. You can see who opened it, and when.

Take access back whenever you need to. Give each person only what they need.

NakodaX draws its name from Nakoda, a revered Jain pilgrimage site in Rajasthan. Nakoda Bhairava is honoured in the Śvetāmbara tradition as a guardian deity. The trident in our mark is a quiet reference to that tradition and the idea it represents: what matters deserves protection.

That is the origin of our name, not a claim about the product. Our promise is practical: when your most valuable work moves, it should not stop being yours.

There are advisors whose input helps you make a better decision. And there are mentors whose perspective changes the path you take. Veer has been that influence on NakodaX.

He has been with us from the earliest days, asking questions that went beyond the product we were building. He made us step back and look at the problem itself, and helped us realise that what we were seeing was much bigger than source code.

We started NakodaX thinking about protecting source code. Veer helped us see the larger opportunity: the data, documents and files that businesses share every day deserve the same level of control and protection. That changed the direction of NakodaX.

But his contribution goes beyond that one insight. He has continued to challenge our thinking, push us to look further and remind us to build for the problem we want to solve, not simply the technology we happen to have.

A large part of the ambition behind NakodaX comes from those conversations.

Some people help you build a product. Others help you become better at building one. John has been that person for NakodaX.

With decades of experience across engineering, technology ventures and business, John brings a depth of perspective that is difficult to teach. He asks the hard questions, challenges assumptions and pushes us to think beyond what is merely possible.

As a mentor, guide and sounding board, he has been closely involved in how we think about NakodaX, from the technology underneath it to the product we want it to become.

He has helped us make difficult decisions with more clarity, simplify where we could overcomplicate and stay grounded in what actually matters.

We are building NakodaX with his guidance, experience and perspective alongside us. We could not ask for a better person to have in our corner.

NakodaX is built in Indore, India, with a global problem in view.

Pallav spent nineteen years building enterprise systems before starting NakodaX. Twelve of those were at DXC and CSC, where he grew from engineer to Chief Architect and helped design the NHP Framework, a national healthcare interoperability initiative in India. The seven years after that were at Systango, most recently as Senior Director of Technology, leading AI, data platform and DevOps work. The same problem followed him through all of it: once something leaves the systems a company controls, the contract meant to govern it does not actually enforce anything. NakodaX is what he built to answer that.