Checkpoint
MyGate's easy to use app gives gated colonies a way to keep track of entries and exits, improving security
Civilian life gave Vijay Arisetty, CEO of MyGate, his start up idea. After a medical condition forced Arisetty to leave the Indian Air Force where he was a helicopter pilot and had even won a Shaurya Chakra in 2004, when he rescued over 300 tsunami victims in Andaman and Nicobar Islands he worked with Goldman Sachs before becoming an entrepreneur.
When Arisetty started living in a high rise block in Bengaluru, he observed that many strangers came to people's houses for home deliveries and that many households had high dependency on house helps. Neither the residents nor the security guards at
