Kazakhstani startup Axellero.io has been accepted into the AlchemistX Accelerator program from Silicon Valley
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Axellero.io startup has been selected among the top 10 projects of the AlchemistX program, chosen from 81 applications. The AI-driven low-code platform for application development will participate in Silicon Valley acceleration with the support of the Ministry of Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the World Bank. Founder Ruslan Kurkebaev plans to attract American clients and investments. Along with Axellero.io, eight other startups joined the program: cybernet.ai, Parqour, Bonum AI, Workly, Relog.ai, LoadConnect, Flowsell.me, JobEscape, and Biometric.vision.
AlchemistX is a unique acceleration program created by the leading accelerator Alchemist from the United States. It helps B2B startups from various countries accelerate their entry into the American market. The funding for the Kazakh batch of AlchemistX, in turn, is organized with the support of the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations, and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the World Bank.
The startup Axellero.io was among the top 10 startups honored to become part of the acceleration program. It is an AI-driven low-code platform for rapid application development. It allows creating full-fledged web and mobile applications in just a few hours. The startup Axellero.io has already successfully completed the Central Asian acceleration IRA from MOST Business Intelligence, and for the next two and a half months, it will focus on the Silicon Valley program. The project's founder, Ruslan Kurkebaev, believes that AlchemistX will help them
— attract their first American clients
— adapt strategies for entering the US market
— improve the Axellero.io platform
— attract investments.
Alongside Axellero.io, the startups cybernet.ai, Parqour, Bonum AI, Workly, Relog.ai, LoadConnect, Flowsell.me, JobEscape, and Biometric.vision have also passed into the American acceleration program. They were selected from 81 projects that submitted applications, and now they are set to head to Silicon Valley to undergo the program.
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