Bhaskar Bhatt

We built Certifyi because compliance shouldn’t be chaotic, expensive, or dependent on scattered consultants and spreadsheets. As founders, we felt the pain firsthand — preparing for ISO, SOC2, or any audit meant wasting hundreds of hours on fragmented processes, unclear requirements, and last-minute firefighting. Certifyi flips that on its head. It’s a guided, intelligent compliance workspace where teams can centralize evidence, track controls, automate prep, and move toward certification with confidence. Whether you’re a startup chasing your first ISO 27001 or an AI company navigating the new ISO 42001, Certifyi keeps you audit-ready, always. Compliance should be a trust-builder, not a bottleneck. That’s the future we’re building.

It’s fast, extensible, and battle-tested. Developer tools are unmatched. That said, it’s a memory hog and not the most privacy-friendly. Still, for someone deep in SaaS, Chrome extensions (Notion Web Clipper, Grammarly, etc.) are essential.

Clean UX and dependable performance, even on weak bandwidth. Zoom is still the default for formal external calls and workshops. I wish it had a more modern feel like some competitors, but it delivers where it counts — reliability and clarity.

Async when needed, instant when it matters. Slack has streamlined internal communication and replaced 90% of internal emails. Search is powerful, integrations are robust, and Slackbots help automate minor tasks. Just beware of notification fatigue.

Still the gold standard for email — reliable, intuitive, and integrated with everything that matters (Calendar, Docs, etc.). Labels and filters make inbox management scalable. Privacy trade-offs exist, but the productivity upside outweighs them.

A non-negotiable part of my workflow. Whether I need deep focus (Lo-fi playlists) or a mental reset (podcasts on tech & society), Spotify keeps my mind in sync with the pace of my work. Seamless across devices. Sound quality is great. Discovery algorithm is hit or miss but improving.