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Aniketh

Aniketh.net is a personal technology venture building Pragmatic, a Rust runtime designed to make AI agents more fault-tolerant, and OCRadar, an AI-powered mobile app that helps detect early signs of oral cancer. The projects have reached millions of users worldwide and received coverage from major media outlets.

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • AI Agents
  • Developer Tools
  • Digital Health
  • Healthcare Technology
  • Software Only
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Updated 10 days ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

AI agents in production often fail due to runtime errors, network issues, and unexpected input, making them unreliable for real-world deployment. Similarly, oral cancer is frequently detected at late stages because screening requires clinical expertise and equipment not accessible to everyone, leading to delayed diagnosis and poorer outcomes.

Solution

Pragmatic is a Rust runtime engineered to enhance the fault tolerance of AI agents, providing a robust execution environment that handles errors gracefully and maintains performance under unpredictable conditions. OCRadar is a free AI screening application that uses artificial intelligence to analyze oral cavity images and identify potential signs of oral cancer, making preliminary screening accessible from a smartphone. The app is designed to be user-friendly and is currently headed for FDA review, positioning it as a potentially regulated medical tool. Together, these projects demonstrate a focus on applying technical rigor to practical, high-impact problems in AI reliability and healthcare accessibility.

Target Audience

Primary users include developers and enterprises deploying AI agents that require high reliability, as well as individuals and healthcare providers seeking accessible oral cancer screening tools.

Features

  • Pragmatic: Rust-based runtime specifically designed to improve fault tolerance in AI agent execution
  • OCRadar: AI-powered image analysis for detecting early signs of oral cancer
  • OCRadar: Free-to-use mobile application enabling at-home preliminary screening
  • OCRadar: Currently in the process of FDA review for regulatory clearance
  • Pragmatic: Built for production environments requiring high reliability and error recovery
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