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✨ Experiment Time! ✨ Ever wondered why DoodleDry is a game-changer for babies? We put our Durable Water Repellent (DWR) technology to the test against regular baby wear—and the results speak for themselves! 💧👶 🔬 Regular onesies? They soak up eve

A Milestone, A Moment, A Movement. From the desk (and heart) of the founders — Sangeeta & Sarit When we say Doodledry has been seed funded (Through Startup India Seed Fund Initiative), it may sound like just another startup update. But to us — it’s

We’re proud to share a key milestone in doodledry’s journey: Our first on-ground customer outreach program took place at Sobha Dream Acres, Bangalore, and it marked a strong validation of our vision. 👩‍🔬 As a women-led, tech-first babywear brand,

The Indian wedding industry is valued at $130B, which is double the size of America’s $70B market and higher than Sri Lanka’s entire GDP ($85B). The industry is split into three categories: Industry Cycle: Pre wedding: Services like dating app

Just got back from Indore after an incredible experience at the Typhoon Funding Storm – Startup Phase event! 🚀 It was a huge and well-organized function where we had the opportunity to pitch our startup idea in front of top investors and VCs. The r

We celebrated Women's day just yesterday! It's not amusing to see how biased and insensitive some comments are on women and them leaving the workforce for childcare. Especially those that come from men who have absolutely nothing to do with childcare

The Event Industry in India Has a Problem — And We’re Solving It Planning an event in India sounds exciting… until the calls, visits, and endless vendor hunting begin. For millions, especially in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, finding the right venue or

📌 We change our attitude towards the situation Everyone has probably heard the phrase "whatever is not done is for the better." Sometimes it's useful to repeat it. If you're late for the bus, broke your umbrella, or didn't have time to buy the rig

When I Started to learn about startups I was wondering how bigger companies like zomato,Flipkart are lossing millions even though they are well known well established companies but I came to understand when our college organised a event where student

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