About 2090 Labs

We build what looks too big for two people.

2090 Labs is Abhishek DG and Vaishak Rao. Abhishek builds; Vaishak runs go-to-market and sales. We started with Chronos, the database for the autonomous AI era, and we are working out a decentralized internet next.

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Meet the founders

2: founders
14: years they have known each other
$0: raised so far
2090: the year we aim at

How it started

The agent could write. That was the problem.

Abhishek was building ACRED India, a real estate company, and hit a simple wall: the moment an AI agent can change real data, one bad run can wreck it. So teams keep agents read-only, or build staging tables and approval queues by hand.

In late September 2026, developers on Reddit described the same thing. Two had already had an agent wipe production data. Most said the branch is the easy part, and the merge is what has to be trusted.

So that is what Chronos is for. An agent works in its own copy of your data, you can read exactly which rows changed, and your rules decide what lands by itself and what waits for a person.

beforeTailsMart and ACRED Indiastopped
Abhishek built both, then stopped to focus on one thing: the world's best database for the agentic era.
Sep 23First commit of Chronos2026
Nov 3Chronos DB 0.4.8 and Gateway 0.2.9 outlatest

Founders

One builds. One sells.

Friends for 14 years, now working on the same long bet.

Abhishek DG

Co-founder & CEO · product and technology

Built TailsMart and ACRED India, then stopped to build Chronos. Designs the product and the architecture, and sets the tests every change has to pass.

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Vaishak Rao

Co-founder · go-to-market and sales

Gets Chronos in front of the teams whose agents need to write to real data, and brings back what they actually need.

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What's out

Two you can run. The rest, as it stands.

v0.4.8Chronos DBlive
A world for every agent, rules on every merge, an hour of history, Postgres on the wire.
v0.2.9Chronos Gatewaylive
The same engine in front of the Postgres you already run. Risky changes wait for a person.
soonChronos Cloudwaitlist
The same database, run by us. Not open yet.
nextA decentralized internetexploring
We're working out what to build first.

Plainly

What we are. And what we aren't yet.

Self-hosted today.

You install Chronos and run it yourself. A hosted Chronos Cloud has a waitlist; it is not open yet.

Source-available, not open source.

Chronos DB's code is public under BUSL-1.1. Chronos Gateway ships as signed binaries and an image; its source is private.

The limits are published.

On its own, Chronos DB passes 89% of the lines its regression suite expects, and point reads run at about half Postgres's rate.

Tell us what looks too big.

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