Key facts
- Ndoc integrates presentation, analysis, and data components into a single workspace.
- The platform allows users to check AI-generated work, including Python scripts.
- Ndoc is built using open-source models and aims for lower operational costs.
- Patel plans to open-source the '.ndoc.html' export format to avoid vendor lock-in.
- Ndoc is currently in an enterprise pilot and alpha testing phase.
Rohit Patel, who spent eight years developing AI at Meta, has left the company to launch Ndoc, a startup aiming to provide an AI-native alternative to Microsoft Office and Google Workspace. Patel's departure is the latest in a string of high-profile exits from Meta's AI division. Ndoc integrates presentation, analysis, and data components into a unified workspace, allowing users to examine AI-generated work, including Python scripts. Patel stated the platform is built using open-source models and is designed to be cost-effective. He plans to open-source the '.ndoc.html' export format to prevent vendor lock-in. Ndoc is currently in an enterprise pilot and alpha testing phase, with a beta version planned for release in the coming weeks.