SharkID, the Social Phone-book app, crossed 5 lakh downloads; with their network database zooming past 75 million numbers. SharkID is a  bootstrapped Startup, founded by Ramesh Sinha, a technocrat & serial entrepreneur.

SharkID is a smart phone-book app backed by a highly scalable Service-oriented architecture with full stack technology, SharkID deploys a Big data Database Mongo and Redis for storage and Encrypted streaming for data security.

Last year performance

  • 5 Lakh downloads within one Year
  • 7.5 Million Calls
  • 75 Million Mobile numbers
  • Caller ID + Mutual Connections

Next Year Target

  • 10 Million Installations
  • 100 Million Calls
  • 1 Billion Mobile numbers

Speaking on the occasion, Ramesh Sinha, Founder – SharkID, said

Our download numbers have more than doubled and climbing – this encourages us to keep pushing, keep striving towards delivering the best experience. For us there can be no greater testament than sustained downloads, week after week. Our users have reaffirmed our core belief – that, given a best-of-breed, secure and smarter technology, User migration is inevitable. Every smartphone User/Business will migrate to a smarter, easier and meshed experience, if someone provides it. And that is precisely what we do.

When 100,000+ network connections get added every day, it validates our belief many times over and is testimony to our technical array expertise and user experience. SharkID stands committed to provide a secure, user immersive experience to individuals and companies.

Elaborating further, he added

Based on the very encouraging response for the SharkID business card, we are further customizing it to ensure smoother on-boarding for professionals & organizations. We are confident that once companies experience the incredible benefits, SharkID will become a movement and our downloads will increase even further. 

Currently the company plans to deepen the user experience and expand the user-base across India to 10 million by March 2019. SharkID for Android can be downloaded from here.