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Xapa World, Inc. (pronounced "za-pa") is a U.S.-based enterprise software company founded in 2021 by technology executive Christine Heckart.^[1][2] The company develops an AI–based employee coaching and professional development platform that combines behavioral science and gamification for organizational use.^[3]

Xapa World was founded in 2021 by Christine Heckart, former chief executive officer of Scalyr. Scalyr was acquired in 2021 by the cybersecurity company SentinelOne^[4] for approximately $155 million, according to reporting by TechCrunch, SecurityWeek, and CRN.^[5][6][7]

Public reporting on Xapa World has primarily appeared in business databases and investor-tracking platforms. As of early 2026, there has been limited independent media coverage of the company beyond founder profiles and funding listings.

The company is headquartered in Silicon Valley, California.

Xapa World has received venture capital backing. Investment firms reported to have participated include Kri Ventures, Streamlined Ventures Management, Heroic Ventures, Fabric VC, and Yucatan Rock Ventures.^[8][9] Detailed funding amounts have not been widely disclosed in independent press coverage.

Xapa World develops a web- and mobile-based platform designed to provide digital coaching and professional development programs for organizations.

According to company materials and investor databases, the platform incorporates artificial intelligence tools intended to deliver personalized guidance to users. The system includes short-form interactive training modules, gamified user features such as avatars and digital rewards, and administrative tools that allow organizations to upload internal documents and policies for contextual reference.

The company states that its platform is designed for enterprise clients undergoing organizational or strategic changes. Technical descriptions in company materials reference a multi-tenant cloud architecture and SOC 2 compliance objectives; however, detailed third-party technical evaluations have not been widely published.

• Christine Heckart, Chief Executive Officer — Former CEO of Scalyr and former executive at Microsoft, Cisco, NetApp, and Juniper Networks(now part of Hewlett Packard Enterprise).
• Uday Keshavdas, Chief Operating Officer — Previously held leadership roles at Snowflake and Box.
• Leon Papkoff, Chief Technology Officer — Founder of CXApp and former CEO of Design Reactor.

• Official website