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Anurag Kapse, founder of Rivora Connect

Why Rivora exists

“For a decade I have been trying to keep context afloat, precise to the work and ever-evolving with inputs from experts.”

Anurag Kapse

Founder, Rivora Connect

10 years in tech · Ex Product, Ex Agency · Sydney

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My story

For ten years, I have been finding ways to keep context live, where all team members can collaborate, with only a few extra clicks. In the past, on every project I ran, only a few people knew how things really worked, and a lot of my week went on finding them, waiting for them, and reiterating on where we stood.

Then I built Rivora. It is now smart enough to know what to store. It connects with organisation-wide product teams, learns context from everyone at the same time, and shares cross-functional, cross-product insights instantaneously.

This network and memory is what Rivora gives a whole team.

What I hear most from product managers: writing the spec isn’t the hard part. Getting the answers is.

Many streams, one river

Rivora comes from river. Many small streams join to make a river, and the river carries everything downstream. Rivora does that with what a team knows: what the PM heard from the customer, what the architect knows about the system, what the expert remembers about that one client. It joins them into one flow that carries each feature from idea to build.

How we work

  • We iterate fast. Small improvements ship often, shaped by what teams tell us.
  • We build connections quickly. GitHub, Jira, Confluence, Claude, Cursor and Zapier so far, and the list keeps growing.
  • We listen closely. You talk to Anurag directly, and what you tell us shapes what we build next.
  • We’re obsessed with connecting knowledge. What one person knows should reach everyone who needs it, when they need it.
  • We keep people in the loop. Rivora drafts and asks. Your team decides and checks every part.

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