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Contxt

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Founded2026
3Employees

Located in NYC, New York

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Enterprise SaaSFuture of WorkAI Agents

Instinct for Enterprise

We believe the next big shift in work isn't the model or the agent. It's the interface. General-purpose AI agents are supercharging how consumers get things done. But employees still spend 60% of their time on work about work, and switch between apps 1,200 times a day. We give a team's tools, people, and history one queryable, permissioned memory and action layer. In seconds, anyone can turn a single sentence into finished work across their entire stack. Contxt works in Slack, Teams, Claude, ChatGPT, everywhere work happens. You get the ease and speed of a consumer AI assistant, with the controls, audit trail, and shared memory a company needs. Contxt is useful anywhere knowledge work happens: startups, sales, HR, engineering, product, or deal-driven work.

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CEO at Contxt

Samiksha Gaherwar

Samiksha Gaherwar — Recruited by NASA at 16 to research knowledge management, worked full time for years while serving as National Deputy Director of all NASA interns and graduating valedictorian of her high school. Also worked in quant research, investment banking, and ML research at F500s. Previously exited in legaltech space. Just graduated from Princeton (Math + CS), with an award-winning operations research thesis. Also ran North America's largest undergrad business conference and has 50M+ impressions on her content. Kshitij Shah — Previously a quant trader at Jane Street and Optiver. Recognized as one of the top 16 engineering students in all of India and the best overall CS student at IT Madras (the top school in India). Princeton Master in Finance. Lynn Morris — Princeton grad (Math + CS). Previously at NASA and founded the profitable "Uber Eats for campus" before it was shut down by Princeton admin.