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In a digital age where entrepreneurship is booming, Dibhya Rekha Mallick, CEO and Co-Founder of Typof, is redefining how small and medium-sized businesses build and scale their e-commerce presence. Her journey from aspiring entrepreneur to tech innovator is one marked by ambition, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to democratizing online retail.
Founded with the goal of making e-commerce accessible to everyone, Typof is a no-code, AI-powered website builder that allows businesses to launch and manage their online stores effortlessly. Under Dibhya’s leadership, the platform has quickly gained recognition for its intuitive interface, built-in marketing tools, and scalability—features that have helped thousands of Indian brands create their digital footprint with minimal technical know-how.
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Dibhya’s vision was shaped by her early exposure to the struggles of small business owners. Raised in a middle-class family with entrepreneurial roots, she witnessed firsthand how many local businesses struggled to adapt to the digital economy. That insight, combined with her background in technology and business strategy, inspired her to build a platform that would eliminate the technical barriers preventing businesses from going online.
Unlike traditional e-commerce solutions that require coding expertise or expensive development support, Typof is built for the everyday entrepreneur. With AI-powered templates, smart inventory management, seamless payment integrations, and customer analytics, the platform offers everything a business needs to grow in the digital space. For Dibhya, the mission was clear: empower Indian entrepreneurs—especially women and rural business owners—with the tools to succeed online.
As CEO, Dibhya brings a unique blend of product innovation and community-focused leadership to Typof. She actively engages with users, iterating on feedback and ensuring the platform continues to solve real-world problems. Her approach is not just about building a product—it’s about building a movement where anyone with a dream can become a digital entrepreneur.
Under her guidance, Typof has witnessed exponential growth and has been featured in several startup showcases and accelerators. Dibhya has also been recognized as one of the emerging women leaders in India’s startup ecosystem, with accolades for innovation and social impact. Her success story continues to inspire young women across the country to pursue careers in tech and entrepreneurship.
Beyond Typof, Dibhya is a strong advocate for digital inclusion and education. She regularly mentors aspiring founders and contributes to initiatives aimed at skilling India’s youth in digital literacy and entrepreneurship.
In a crowded startup space, Dibhya Rekha Mallick stands out not just for what she’s built—but for why she built it. Typof is more than just a tech platform; it’s a symbol of opportunity, empowerment, and the belief that with the right tools, anyone can succeed in the digital economy.
As she continues to scale Typof across India and beyond, Dibhya remains committed to her core mission: simplifying e-commerce for all, one entrepreneur at a time.
