Zeta Co-founder Bhavin Turakhia Launches AI-Native Platform Neo

Bhavin Turakhia, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of fintech unicorn Zeta, has unveiled Neo, a new AI-native enterprise work platform backed by a $30 million personal investment. The venture marks Turakhia’s fifth startup and his largest personal investment since launching Zeta.

Unlike traditional productivity tools that have integrated AI into existing products, Neo has been designed from the ground up as an AI-first platform. It brings together work management, documentation, collaboration, knowledge management, and AI-powered execution into a single connected workspace, enabling organizations to streamline workflows without relying on multiple disconnected applications.

According to Turakhia, existing workplace software was built long before the generative AI era, making it difficult to fully leverage AI capabilities. Neo adopts a model-agnostic approach, allowing enterprises to work with different AI models instead of being locked into a single ecosystem. The platform is designed to help businesses automate routine work while enabling employees to focus on higher-value tasks.

Neo will initially focus on mid-market companies and knowledge-intensive sectors such as technology, consulting, SaaS, and professional services. The platform has already been deployed internally across Turakhia’s businesses, including Zeta, with a broader commercial rollout planned over the coming months.

As enterprise AI adoption accelerates globally, Neo enters an increasingly competitive market alongside established players such as Microsoft, Google, Notion, and Salesforce. With a significant personal investment and an AI-native architecture, Turakhia is positioning Neo to become a next-generation productivity platform built specifically for the future of enterprise work.