Creovel
My biggest project yet. What it does stays under wraps until launch.
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Entrepreneur
Founder of Creovel & Meme Survival
Kathmandu, Nepal
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I'm a 15-year-old entrepreneur building AI products, and I've been at it since I finished Grade 10.
ScrollAbout Codezen Regmi
I started out editing videos for clients, then taught myself to train AI from scratch. Since then I've launched five ventures, and one of them got 5 million visits in its first 21 hours. I've pitched investors in Kathmandu and Silicon Valley, and I post every single day on my way to becoming a billionaire before 2045.
Five so far. Three are running, and two taught me more than any success could have.
My biggest project yet. What it does stays under wraps until launch.
An AI that teaches kids Nepali by talking with them.
Kids get handed phones at mealtimes and drift away from Nepali. Children of families living abroad often grow up speaking only English. Mittu, a friendly AI companion, talks with them in Nepali for ten minutes a day.
A browser zombie shooter starring the internet's favourite meme characters.
Pick a survivor and three weapons, then hold off wave after wave. It's free and runs in any browser, phones included. My brother runs day-to-day operations while I keep improving the game.
Health guidance for Nepal, in English or Nepali, by voice or text.
My first startup. It suggested which doctor to see at which hospital, and listed medicine prices and emergency contacts. It shut down when I couldn't fund the servers and training. The lesson: plan the economics from day one.
An AI-native workspace that brings all your tools into one app.
A browser, PDFs, notes, terminal and sheets all share one context. I built it in two months and pitched it to angel investors, including Tilak Koirala, but couldn't raise enough for the infrastructure. The lesson: validate before you build.
I've pitched my startups to investors in Nepal and Silicon Valley.
David Hornik: Silicon Valley venture capitalist, founding partner of Lobby Capital and formerly a partner at August Capital.
The recording of my BolaBabu pitch.


Each step paid for, taught me, or led to the next one.
My first income came from editing videos for many different clients. It taught me deadlines, clients and storytelling.
The series is called "Becoming a billionaire before 2045." Today is day 162, and I haven't missed one.
I wanted to know how models are actually trained, not just how to prompt them.
It got 400K+ views and tries, and TechPana, Hamro Patro and 10+ other pages covered it.
I pitched angel investors, including Tilak Koirala. I didn't raise enough, but I learned a great deal.
I pitched it to Silicon Valley VC David Hornik.
It got 5 million visits in 21 hours.
This is happening now.
AI Tutor & Speaker
100+
students reached through guest talks, like my session with Ascend | Student Network on AI, building projects and my journey.
50+
students taught in my AI Masterclass, where I show them how to use AI for school, creative work and building real projects.
Open to investors, collaborators, interviews and talks
Let's build something big