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S5 Bonus: Building a Passwordless Authentication Revolution with Cherish Santoshi of SAWO Labs
Dec 1, 2021 · Season 5 · 28 min
Furthering the password-less revolution
Cherish Santoshi started his professional career when he was just 18. He plays music, being a one man band through his guitar, bass and drum skills. He's even got a studio setup at home, and enjoys lo fi hip hop, especially when he is working. Cherish reads and watches a lot of content, specifically around theoretical thought experiments, which help. Him to think about things from a different angle. Along with this, he likes to travel... to get out, see the world, and experience new people and ways of thinking. He likes to interact with like minded developers, founders, and startup folks, which makes his current role as Head of Community a perfect fit.
Being startup minded, he set out with his founding members to continue the growth of SaaS in India, and build a product specifically for then developer community, and building an auth product that furthers the password less revolution.
This is the creation story of SAWO.
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Website: https://sawolabs.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cherishsantoshi/
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