A problem-solving technology company.
We look for problems people genuinely run into, and we build small, useful products around them. Networthy is the first. We expect there to be others.
ZAMPRQ Innovations is an early-stage company. Networthy is our first product, and we are building it in the open, learning from the people who use it and fixing what they tell us is wrong.
One problem at a time.
- Start with the problem
- A lot of software begins with a technology and goes looking for a use. We would rather begin with something people already find annoying enough to complain about.
- Build the simplest thing that works
- Most products are heavier than the problem they solve. A small thing people actually open is worth more than a large thing they abandon in a week.
- Use whatever technology fits
- Sometimes that means AI. Often it means a well-timed reminder. We pick the tool after we understand the problem, never before.
- Stay close to the people using it
- We would rather watch ten people use the app for an afternoon than spend a month planning what to build next.
Networthy
Make Connections Count.
Networthy keeps track of the people you meet, holds on to why they mattered, and tells you when it is time to get back in touch.
Mayank Agrawal
Mayank Agrawal is the founder of ZAMPRQ Innovations, with a background spanning engineering, business, operations and entrepreneurship. He holds a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from VIT Vellore and an MBA in Marketing & Analytics from Great Lakes Institute of Management, with prior experience in project execution and operations.
ZAMPRQ didn’t start with a technology thesis. It started with a simple belief: technology should solve problems people actually experience.
Working across different environments, he kept running into problems that were being handled by hand, handled badly, or simply ignored. Networthy came out of one of them: how hard it is to turn a professional connection into a relationship that lasts.
That is how ZAMPRQ works now. Find a real problem, understand it properly, then build something useful around it.
Problems are everywhere. So are possibilities.
Networthy is the first one we have gone after.