Rahul Kaushik

Founder - Evidence Desk | Get scientific evidence-based answers for your health question/claim. See what the evidence supports, contradicts or leaves uncertain.

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@ThinksDylan Send me the breakdown, sir!

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

Hey! I'm Rahul from India. Building in healthcare.

Evidence Desk: ask any health claim, see what the research supports, contradicts, or leaves uncertain, in plain words. Built for India (English, Hindi, Hinglish).

Every answer cites the exact passage and who funded the study.

Stage - MVP/Early Pilot Site -

https://t.co/20ZPRbg0Eh

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

The lysate result at -0.17 C against a predicted +5.5 to +12 is a great find.

Also, writing the falsification experiment's outcome table down before running it is exactly how this should be done.

I'm building something in the same spirit for health claims in India (Evidence Desk): evidence synthesis with an adversarial second-model review and explicit "not claimed" blocks.

Quick Question: if a lab runs the TPP experiment and the matrix shifts less than 1-2 C, do you expect the probe literature to actually update, or does this need a different kind of evidence to close?

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@simranvardam Okay but can you be my Bangalore baddie? 👀

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

We have been conditioned since birth to work for everyone but ourselves. We are given assignments, paths that have already been trodden. We work on these assignments without struggle or conscious thought, leading to a mechanical, replaceable role in a society filled with people who try to prove their happiness to hide their internal misery.

⁃ Dan Koe

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

Been using this before every push to my product.

Incredibly useful!

[Siddhant Mohan @siddhantmohan1]

Introducing open source AI code review. The review you pay $60 a developer for, now $0 and open source: 100+ scanners plus an AI reviewer that has to answer every finding, on your own Claude Code or Codex login, before you push.

https://t.co/O8zCUUBeAa

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@siddhantmohan1 Been using this before every push to my product.

Incredibly useful!

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@sridharfyi Please check your DM, Sridhar!

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@victor_bigfield Agreed, but with a caveat.

They can be a really good source of top-of-the-funnel, but then you need another layer to monetize, apart from the features/uses you give them on the free trial.

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@ScottAppliedSci That's interesting...

What are the causes if not carb, Andrew?

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@knowShubhangi What about them?

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

Hey Trill!

I'm Rahul from India. Building in healthcare.

Evidence Desk: ask any health claim, see what the research supports, contradicts or leaves uncertain, in plain words. Built for India (English, Hindi, Hinglish).

Every answer cites the exact passage and who funded the study.

Stage - MVP/Early Pilot
Site - https://t.co/20ZPRbg0Eh

Do you support or know any they can help me build this?

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

Hey Steve!

I'm Rahul from India. Building in healthcare.

Evidence Desk: ask any health claim, see what the research supports, contradicts or leaves uncertain, in plain words. Built for India (English, Hindi, Hinglish).

Every answer cites the exact passage and who funded the study.

Stage - MVP/Early Pilot
Site - https://t.co/20ZPRbg0Eh

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

My dream: a place where a billion Indians can check any health claim before they trust it, and see whether scientific evidence backs it.

Today there's nowhere to do that.

WhatsApp forwards and Instagram reels tell people "protein damages your kidneys", "this supplement heals your gut", "drink this juice for your brain", and people have no way to check.

So I'm building Evidence Desk - You ask a question or paste a claim, and it answers in plain language from a library of graded scientific research. Every answer shows its sources and how strong the evidence is, and says when the evidence is thin.

It also shows the money trail: who funded the studies, so you can see when a claim is backed by the company selling it. For emergencies or medicine changes, it sends you to a doctor.

Here's an early stage MVP: https://t.co/20ZPRbg0Eh

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

Then what is the point of angels? You should disclose that you're a VC then.

One of the main reasons people look out for angels is to help them build all of those. They might have an idea or be at a very early MVP stage and they are looking at you, angels, to help them and guide them and regularly give them feedback (along with a small check that would get them to take on the first step)

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

Can't DM you. Please DM me.

Building in healthcare.

Evidence Desk: ask any health claim, see what the research supports, contradicts or leaves uncertain, in plain words. Built for India (English, Hindi, Hinglish).

Every answer cites the exact passage and who funded the study.

Stage - MVP/Early Pilot
Site - https://t.co/20ZPRbg0Eh

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

Evidence Desk: ask any health claim, see what the research supports, contradicts or leaves uncertain, in plain words. Built for India (English, Hindi, Hinglish).

Live pilot with testers now. Every answer cites the exact passage and who funded the study.

Site - https://t.co/20ZPRbg0Eh

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@ayyappsraj @FirstClubIndia Gotcha! Thank you

[Rahul Kaushik @rahulevidesk]

@veira_veira Yes.

And the effectiveness has to be out there to shown and known to people that it genuinely works based on clinical trails.

Just like you wouldn't trust an airplane for its ability to fly just based on theory.