Atmana, a startup that helps combat technology addiction, has raised US$500,000 in a seed round from Y Combinator and Goodwater Capital. Angel investors including Dhruv Gupta, co-founder of Orange Health, and Austen Allred, co-founder and CEO of Lambda School, also joined the round.

The India-based startup, which was part of the summer 2021 batch of Y Combinator, aims to help youngsters curb their gaming and pornography habit as well as social media use. See also: Tackling a taboo: Cannabis tech on the rise in AsiaThe startup is working on SocialX, which will help users reduce their social media consumption and reconnect with reality.

Yc Backs Seed Round Of Startup That Helps Cut Down Tech Addiction

Yc Backs Seed Round Of Startup That Helps Cut Down Tech Addiction

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