Rahul Vohra (Entrepreneur) Age, Wife, Family, Biography

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Age: 42 Years

Wife: Aerin Lim

Hometown: Birmingham, England

Bio/Wiki
Profession	Entrepreneur
Known for	Being founder of Superhuman, an AI-native email app
Physical Stats
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Dark Blonde
Personal Life
Date of Birth	24 October 1984 (Wednesday)
Age (as of 2026)	42 Years
Birthplace	Great Britain
Zodiac sign	Scorpio
Nationality	British
Hometown	Birmingham, England
College/University	University of Cambridge, England
Educational Qualification	A Bachelor's degree (Hons.) in Computer Science
Religion	Hinduism
Social Media	• Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	Year, 2024
Family
Wife/Spouse	Aerin Lim
Siblings	Brother- Gaurav Vohra

Some Lesser Known Facts About Rahul Vohra

Rahul Vohra is an Indian-origin technology entrepreneur born and raised in Birmingham, England.

At a very young age he became interested in computers and games. In an interview, Vohra mentioned that when he was about 8 years old, he taught himself programming because he wanted to create his own video games.

After completing his bachelor’s degree in Computer Science at the University of Cambridge in 2005. Later he began pursuing Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science; however, he did not complete the degree.

During his Cambridge years, Vohra spent most of his time in programming and experimenting with different startup ideas.

After graduation instead of taking a conventional corporate job, Vohra chose to work in the video-fame industry, Jagex, where he worked as a professional game developer.

In 2009, Vohra co-founded Rapportive, an e-mail related startup. In an interview, he shared that before achieving success with Rapportive, he tried around six or seven business ideas, including projects connected to video games and online creatir platforms.

In 2011, while preparing to sell Rapportive, Vohra experienced serious health related issues caused by the intense pressure of running the startup.

In an interview, Vohra revealed that his health crises became so serious that he collapsed while walking to a pharmacy near his San Francisco office. He added that he initially returned to work instead of going to the hospital, but he eventually needed hospital treatment.

In February 2012, his company Rapportive was acquired by LinkedIn. The deal was reported at about $15 million.

After the acquisition, Vohra spent about two years at LinkedIn as a product manager.

After leaving LinkedIn, he became an angel investor in many startups including Todd Goldberg.

In 2014, Rahul co-founded Superhuman with Conrad Irwin and Vivek Sodera, a company focused on creating a much faster and more efficient email experience for professionals who depended mainly on e-mail.

In 2020, Vohra and Todd Goldberg formally developed their angel-investing partnership into Todd & Rahul’s Angel Fund, backing early-stage technology companies.

In 2021, Superhuman raised $75 million in Series C funding. In the same year, Todd & Rahul’s Angel Fund raised a $24 million second fund to invest in early-stage startups.

Over the years, Vohra became an active angel investor in startups including Mercury, Supabase, Zip, Placer, and ClassDojo, among others.

In 2022, Superhuman expanded beyond its original Gmail and added support for Microsoft Outlook.

In 2024, Superhuman continued adding AI features to its email product, including AI-powered tools designed to help users write replies and manage their inboxes more efficiently.

In July 2025, Vohra’s Superhuman was acquired by Grammarly reportedly $825 million, to help build a broader AI-powered productivity platform.

In October 2025, Grammarly changed its corporate brand to Superhuman after the acquisition. The original Superhuman email product became known as Superhuman Mail.

In October 2026, Rahu Vohra came into news after discussing in one of his interviews, how a health crisis while running Rapportive changed his approach to entrepreneurship.

He revealed that he practices meditation every day. He added that he starts his day with a 30-minute session and takes another short meditation break during work.

As of October 2026, Rahul Vohra continues to be associated with Todd & Rahul Capital, where he invests in early-stage startup alongside Todd Goldberg.