CATALIS assembled a billion-dollar government software portfolio by buying the specialists already running courts, tax offices and city halls. Now it has to make those inherited tools easier to use, easier to connect and harder for public servants to dislike.

A family land dispute sent a former hedge-fund analyst into India’s registries. Two Y Combinator companies later, he is building the property intelligence layer he once needed himself.
Landeed is a Hyderabad-based proptech company building India's digital infrastructure for property intelligence. Its app and API let owners, agents, developers, lenders and lawyers pull encumbrance certificates, sale deeds, RTC, 7/12, Patta and other land records from dozens of state and federal sources in seconds, turning a slow, physical, middleman-heavy process into an instant, queryable search. Founded in 2022 by Sanjay Mandava, ZJ Lin and Jonathan Richards, it is a Y Combinator company serving over a million users across 24+ states.