Venture principles
- Ask what problem truly needs solving.
- Choose technology for fit, not fashion.
- Design for trust, privacy, and human agency.
- Build for the messy reality of scale.
- Measure outcomes, not activity.
Deepak LalanCuriosity, put to work.Curiosity, put to work.
Ventures
I build and lead ventures where emerging technology meets operational reality.
The goal is to find the few ideas with genuine human value, sound economics, and the potential to endure scale.
Founder & CEO
Godtype.ai uses generative AI to simulate human behavior, so you can test a decision on synthetic people before you make it with real ones. Waitlist open.
Deputy CEO and Chief Operating Officer
I help run The Hashgraph Group, a Swiss company. My work there is operational rigor and real-world adoption.
Innovation
Innovation is not the ability to imagine everything. It is the ability to recognize the one thing worth making.
My approach combines curiosity, design thinking, enterprise architecture, rapid experimentation, and delivery discipline. I look for ideas that solve a real problem, respect human behavior, and can survive the realities of security, governance, operations, and scale.
Five filters:
Patented innovation · US 12,321,477 B2
Named co-inventor on a US patent granted 3 June 2025. Assignee: Accenture Global Solutions Limited.
Read the patent record ↗Farmer’s Market
A two-player tabletop game I designed in 2019, bringing decisions, limited resources and competing routes into play.
Previously sold on Amazon. Further project details to follow.
Visit Farmer’s Market ↗Coming soon.
A shared home for a family projects. Say what needs doing. An AI agent does the legwork.