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Max Levoshin is co-founder and CEO of Tatako and General Partner at Fanaura.
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Max Levoshin is co-founder and CEO of Tatako, a first-words app for families raising a child with two languages, and General Partner at Fanaura, which invests in AI-native companies at pre-seed and seed. He has 18 years in technology, two exits from his own companies and four children.
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Max Levoshin is co-founder and CEO of Tatako, a first-words app for families raising a child with two languages. He is also General Partner at Fanaura, a private family office investing in AI-native companies at pre-seed and seed. In 18 years in technology he has had two exits from his own companies, Denimax and Ritm-Z. He founded Murblz, built it from 2021 to 2026 and remains an investor in the company. He has four children, studied how adults talk with and raise children across 150 countries and writes about AI and the future on levoshin.com.
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Max Levoshin is co-founder and CEO of Tatako, a first-words app for families raising a child with two languages, and General Partner at Fanaura, a private family office investing in AI-native companies at pre-seed and seed. He has four children. Trained in computer science, he has spent 18 years building technology companies. His two exits are Denimax, a licensed telecom operator, in 2011 and Ritm-Z, a fulfillment company, in 2013. He founded Murblz and built it from 2021 to 2026; more than 4,000 citizenship and residence cases went through the company. Today he is an investor in Axelion, Murblz and Crealution, companies he founded or co-founded. Over two years he traveled through 150 countries, studying how adults talk with children and raise them: he sorted the standards into categories, saw the same patterns repeat, built the best practices into a system and then turned to cognitive processes and psychology. He writes about AI and the future on levoshin.com.
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Facts about Max
- Investor in
- Exits
- Denimax, a licensed telecom operator, 2011. Ritm-Z, a fulfillment company, 2013.
- Experience
- 18 years in technology.
- Travel
- 150 countries in two years, studying how people talk with children and raise them.
- Education
- Trained in computer science.
- Writes about
- AI and the future, on levoshin.com.
- Speaks
- English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese.
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I have four children. I want new languages to come easily to them, starting with their first words.
I have spent many years investing in other people's companies. In Tatako I invested myself: my own money and my full working day.
A venture fund lives ten years. The ability to talk with other people serves a person for life. I don't know another investment with that horizon.
Machines translate words, and they keep getting better at it. Trust, a joke, a deal and a friendship still begin where two people speak directly.
Topics for interviews
- Why first words matter.
- What families in different countries have in common.
- Raising children with more than one language.
- Building a product for small children and their families.
- What machines will translate, and what stays between people.
- Early-stage investing in AI-native companies.
- From investor to full-time CEO: putting your own money and time into a company.
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Max Levoshin is co-founder and CEO of Tatako and General Partner at Fanaura. He has built technology companies for 18 years and turned to Tatako because he wants his four children to find new languages easy from their first words.
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