It began with exams. Yadav's first major project was offline software for Indian Railways' departmental and promotional exams. Gemperts says it was the first company in India to build this kind of system for the railways, and says it is now used across most railway divisions.
That experience of building large, dependable software became the base for what came next. In 2023, Yadav and his team launched BharatGyan, followed by Mjesta AI, and both were developed in Lucknow. For Yadav, that is part of the point: serious AI work doesn't have to come out of a major metropolitan city. Gemperts now uses this expertise to build products designed for Indian MSMEs and founders.
"Building BharatGyan and Mjesta AI from Lucknow showed that location doesn't limit innovation. We started with offline exam software for Indian Railways and grew into an AI and cybersecurity company serving global clients, all while staying rooted in Uttar Pradesh."
How does Gemperts help businesses adopt AI responsibly?
Gemperts works with enterprises, startups and public sector clients to bring AI into their operations without losing sight of security and compliance. Yadav leads a team that builds custom AI models and products around each client's needs, with a particular focus on helping Indian MSMEs and founders put AI to work in ways that fit how they actually operate.
What sets the company apart, according to Yadav, is that AI development and cybersecurity sit under one roof, so adopting AI doesn't have to weaken a client's security. Its ISO 42001 certification, an international standard for AI management systems, gives clients added confidence in how their AI is built and managed.
What cybersecurity services does Gemperts offer?
Gemperts provides cybersecurity audits for enterprises and public sector organizations. Yadav and his team run security assessments that find vulnerabilities and strengthen a client's digital infrastructure. The work is backed by ISO 27001, the international standard for information security management, and covers clients across different regulatory environments in India, the US, Australia and Canada. Because the company also understands AI, it can help clients secure their AI systems and manage the risks that come with adopting them.
Frequently asked questions:
How did Amit Yadav build BharatGyan and Mjesta AI from Lucknow?
Yadav and the Gemperts team developed BharatGyan, described by the company as India's first LLM, and Mjesta AI, described as India's first text-to-image model, in 2023, working from Lucknow. They drew on years of experience building complex software, beginning with offline exam software for Indian Railways.
How does Gemperts help businesses adopt AI responsibly?
It offers custom model development and implementation services for enterprises, startups and public sector clients. Its ISO 42001 certification supports responsible adoption, and its solutions are built to balance innovation with security and compliance.
What cybersecurity services does Gemperts offer enterprises and public sector clients?
Gemperts offers cybersecurity audits and security assessments backed by ISO 27001 certification. These help organizations in India, the US, Australia and Canada find vulnerabilities and strengthen their digital infrastructure, while also covering the security challenges that come with adopting AI.
