Founder & CEO, lowtouch.ai
Rejith Krishnan is the Founder and CEO of lowtouch.ai and the creator of seo.yatna.ai. He built the AI agent platform that powers seo.yatna.ai's 7-agent audit engine - the same infrastructure lowtouch.ai deploys for enterprise clients across finance, legal, and operations.
Rejith's focus is AI enablement: helping businesses of all sizes - from solo founders and SMBs to enterprise teams - adopt AI agents that genuinely transform how they work. He specialises in deploying Large Language Models and building multi-agent systems that automate complex workflows, enhance discoverability, and deliver measurable outcomes without requiring engineering teams to manage the infrastructure.
He built seo.yatna.ai because AI-first SEO is a prerequisite for AI-era discoverability. Businesses that are not visible to ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude are already losing traffic. seo.yatna.ai gives every business - not just enterprise clients with dedicated SEO teams - the same AI-powered audit capability lowtouch.ai builds for its largest customers.
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