Inkognito.AI Takes 3rd in Women in AI Accelerator as 27-Year-Old Founder Targets PR Pitches
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Updated · Black Enterprise · Jul 7
Inkognito.AI Takes 3rd in Women in AI Accelerator as 27-Year-Old Founder Targets PR Pitches
1 articles · Updated · Black Enterprise · Jul 7
Summary
Inkognito.AI, built by Netochukwu Onuoha and co-founder Deepali Garg during a four-week Build Club program, placed third in the Women in AI accelerator’s final showcase.
The platform uses AI to help founders and business owners find relevant PR opportunities and automate hyper-personalized pitches, tackling a visibility problem Onuoha says she faced while building startups.
Onuoha, 27, said she launched Inkognito.AI despite no technical background by relying on transferable skills from law and science, plus no-code tools, AI tools and technical collaborators.
Her earlier startup, KB Matrix, connects textured-hair stylists with clients across Europe; she said lessons from that business pushed her to prioritize user validation, distribution and community earlier at Inkognito.AI.
Onuoha framed AI as a barrier-lowering tool for Black entrepreneurs, arguing it can expand access to building, scaling and owning culturally relevant technology products.