Events & Networking
Quicklanding at ElevenLabs Summit Bengaluru 2026
Founder conversations, multilingual AI, and new perspectives on building more accessible digital commerce experiences.
An event built around the next voice interface
On October 6, Quicklanding founder Chintan Raval attended ElevenLabs Summit in Bengaluru, joining founders, builders and technology teams for a day focused on artificial intelligence, voice technology and conversational experiences.
The programme opened with an energetic traditional Indian musical performance before moving into conversations about how voice can make digital products more natural and useful.
Keynote themes: voice, conversation and reach
Mati Staniszewski, Co-founder and CEO of ElevenLabs, delivered a keynote that explored the evolving role of voice and conversational AI. Sessions throughout the summit considered the product and technical choices that make these experiences feel more human.
For a team building tools for businesses, the most useful perspective was not voice as a novelty, but as a practical interface: one that can make support, discovery and everyday tasks more approachable.
India's multilingual AI opportunity
A presentation on India's 22 official languages, alongside its many dialects and accents, made the opportunity especially tangible. Digital commerce works best when it meets people in the language and interaction style they already use.
That is a meaningful design consideration for businesses serving customers across India: accessibility is not only about a polished interface, but also about reducing the distance between a question and a confident next step.
Founder conversations
During the event, Chintan had a personal conversation with Mati about Quicklanding's vision for AI-powered digital commerce. The exchange was a chance to share perspectives on the real work of making technology useful for businesses.
It was an independent founder conversation, not an announcement of a partnership, investment or commercial arrangement. Its value was in the candour of meeting people who are actively shaping the tools and ideas around conversational AI.
What it means for Quicklanding
Quicklanding is exploring how AI can help Indian D2C businesses create online stores and make digital commerce easier to launch and operate. Events like this sharpen the questions behind that work: where can technology remove friction, and where should it stay out of the way?
The team will continue to learn from the ecosystem while focusing on dependable, clear product experiences for the businesses it serves.
From the event
Key takeaways
- Conversational AI is becoming a more practical product interface, not simply a showcase feature.
- Multilingual experiences are central to making digital commerce more accessible in India.
- Founder conversations help pressure-test product thinking without implying a commercial relationship.