THE FOUNDER
THE FOUNDER
Meet Rakshit.
Meet Rakshit.
An entrepreneur's journey, and a question that became difficult to ignore.
An entrepreneur's journey, and a question that became difficult to ignore.
ABOUT
ABOUT
Different experiences.
Different experiences.
Different experiences.
One human thread.
One human thread.
Rakshit grew up around a family textile business in Rajasthan, where conversations about people, work and responsibility were woven into everyday life. His own path moved through business, customer service and ventures in the food sector.
Since early childhood, Rakshit has been part of a religious community, and that experience of being supported by others planted an idea that stayed with him: there should be a community that helps you in everything you want for yourself. Beyond his business journey, Rakshit has always been interested in what shapes people—their beliefs, choices, relationships and the reasons behind their behaviour. Living across different Indian cities, he saw how differently people form their routines and relationships, and all of it led to one recurring curiosity: how do people build lives that feel good to live, not only successful on paper?
It is a question he keeps returning to, in his work and in the people he meets.
Rakshit grew up around a family textile business in Rajasthan, where conversations about people, work and responsibility were woven into everyday life. His own path moved through business, customer service and ventures in the food sector.
Since early childhood, Rakshit has been part of a religious community, and that experience of being supported by others planted an idea that stayed with him: there should be a community that helps you in everything you want for yourself. Beyond his business journey, Rakshit has always been interested in what shapes people—their beliefs, choices, relationships and the reasons behind their behaviour. Living across different Indian cities, he saw how differently people form their routines and relationships, and all of it led to one recurring curiosity: how do people build lives that feel good to live, not only successful on paper?
It is a question he keeps returning to, in his work and in the people he meets.
THE OBSERVATION
THE OBSERVATION
The more responsibilities life adds, the more easily living gets postponed.
The more responsibilities life adds, the more easily living gets postponed.
The more responsibilities life adds, the more easily living gets postponed.
Friendships take more effort to maintain. New interests wait for spare time that never quite arrives. We consume endless useful information — and yet often lack a community or occasion to turn it into something real.
Moving across cities made it harder still: finding people who genuinely care about growth and wellbeing, rather than those who only want something in return, whether romance or money. Many people navigate ever-changing lives with no support system at all.
Friendships take more effort to maintain. New interests wait for spare time that never quite arrives. We consume endless useful information — and yet often lack a community or occasion to turn it into something real.
Moving across cities made it harder still: finding people who genuinely care about growth and wellbeing, rather than those who only want something in return, whether romance or money. Many people navigate ever-changing lives with no support system at all.
THE INSPIRATION
THE INSPIRATION
The Problem Escalates: Life After "I Do"
The Problem Escalates: Life After "I Do"
After marriage, the challenge of maintaining social connections deepened for Rakshit and Surbhi (his wife). Both enjoyed meeting new people, but found themselves without a natural platform to foster these interactions amidst new responsibilities. The existing social infrastructure simply didn't cater to the evolving needs of their shared life.
It was Surbhi who recognized the opportunity. Instead of passively observing the system's shortcomings, she believed in his potential to build a solution. Her encouragement became the catalyst for him to start creating the very infrastructure they felt was missing.
After marriage, the challenge of maintaining social connections deepened for Rakshit and Surbhi (his wife). Both enjoyed meeting new people, but found themselves without a natural platform to foster these interactions amidst new responsibilities. The existing social infrastructure simply didn't cater to the evolving needs of their shared life.
It was Surbhi who recognized the opportunity. Instead of passively observing the system's shortcomings, she believed in his potential to build a solution. Her encouragement became the catalyst for him to start creating the very infrastructure they felt was missing.
FOUNDER'S NOTE
FOUNDER'S NOTE
Why I'm building Melorbis.
Why I'm building Melorbis.
"I've lived and worked in different cities, and a problem that stayed with me everywhere was finding people who cared about my growth and wellbeing, not just what they could get from me. Life keeps changing, and many of us face it with no real support system to lean on.
Since early childhood, I've been part of a religious community, and it made me wonder why there isn't a community that helps you with everything you want for yourself. I’ve always been drawn to the deeper questions about people—what shapes our beliefs, choices and behaviour. Whether exploring occult sciences or reading about psychology, my curiosity has kept returning to one
question: why do people do what they do?
Melorbis is my attempt to build that kind of community and those opportunities. BELYF and The Golden People are where that journey begins. I know there will be a lot to learn, and that's exactly the point."
"I've lived and worked in different cities, and a problem that stayed with me everywhere was finding people who cared about my growth and wellbeing, not just what they could get from me. Life keeps changing, and many of us face it with no real support system to lean on.
Since early childhood, I've been part of a religious community, and it made me wonder why there isn't a community that helps you with everything you want for yourself. I’ve always been drawn to the deeper questions about people—what shapes our beliefs, choices and behaviour. Whether exploring occult sciences or reading about psychology, my curiosity has kept returning to one
question: why do people do what they do?
Melorbis is my attempt to build that kind of community and those opportunities. BELYF and The Golden People are where that journey begins. I know there will be a lot to learn, and that's exactly the point."
Rakshit — Founder, Melorbis
Rakshit — Founder, Melorbis
THE BELIEF
THE BELIEF
A better life deserves to be lived, not just planned.
A better life deserves to be lived, not just planned.
This is the conviction guiding both the founder and the company. Melorbis is at the beginning — looking for thoughtful collaborators and people who are genuinely excited by a more intentional, participatory everyday life.
We are not designing productivity tools or self-improvement programmes. We are designing something closer to a new category of collective wellbeing — one human moment at a time.
This is the conviction guiding both the founder and the company. Melorbis is at the beginning — looking for thoughtful collaborators and people who are genuinely excited by a more intentional, participatory everyday life.
We are not designing productivity tools or self-improvement programmes. We are designing something closer to a new category of collective wellbeing — one human moment at a time.
