Adityavardhan Agrawal
| Adityavardhan Agrawal | |
| Occupation | Co-founder and CEO of Morphik |
|---|---|
| Known for | Morphik, open-source multimodal search infrastructure |
| Education | Cornell University (Bachelor of Science) |
Adityavardhan Agrawal is an Indian-American entrepreneur and software engineer who is the co-founder and CEO of Morphik (formerly DataBridge), an open-source multimodal search infrastructure company backed by Y Combinator (X25 batch). Morphik develops technology that enables AI applications to accurately search, extract, and reason over complex documents containing charts, diagrams, and tables.[1]
Career
Before founding Morphik, Agrawal worked as an engineer at MongoDB Inc., where he contributed to the development and scaling of the company's core query engine following the company's initial public offering. His work at MongoDB focused on distributed systems and was credited with enhancing customer impact and driving adoption across MongoDB's enterprise user base.[2]
Agrawal holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University.
Morphik
Agrawal co-founded Morphik in 2025 alongside Arnav Agrawal. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Morphik builds open-source multimodal search infrastructure designed to help businesses centralize their knowledge and build AI agents that avoid hallucination — a common problem in large language model applications where the system generates inaccurate or fabricated information.[3]
The platform provides capabilities for document ingestion, structured information extraction, querying, knowledge graph visualization, and research. Morphik targets enterprises working with visually rich and technically complex documents, serving customers in sectors including space technology, finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and government. The company reports achieving 96% accuracy on complex document evaluation benchmarks, compared to approximately 67% for traditional retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems.
Morphik was accepted into Y Combinator's Spring 2025 (X25) batch. In May 2025, the company raised a $500,000 seed round with participation from Y Combinator, Alt Capital, Fuel Capital, and Haystack.[4]
Agrawal is a member of the Forbes Business Council and has written about technical topics including rules-based ingestion systems for AI applications.
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