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Rapido is an Indian bike-taxi and logistics service company, founded in 2015. It operates as a platform where users can book bike taxis for short-distance rides within cities.

Rapido has became a monopoly in the bike taxi segment I have been working with riders and customers asking about services. I have found a few flaws and I started my own bike taxi with the name Quick-e- , So quicker than rapid . Does anyone have the s

Rapido foraying into Food Delivery could be a game-changer esp. following its disruptive impact on ride-hailing services. 🗓️Back in 2017 → Uber via 'Uber Eats' made a similar attempt but struggled to compete with Zomato/Swiggy. So, why does Rapido

Startup Idea 💡 We regularly anyhow used bike taxi service from rapido , Uber , ola etc service provider but this days main problem is riders cancellation or they ask extra charges upto the fare which show on app . Let's start a startup which have

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App Idea: Ride & Parcel Share (Like BlaBlaCar for Short Distances) A peer-to-peer ride-sharing app where travelers post their routes, and others book a seat or send a parcel with them. Unlike Rapido, it’s not a taxi service but a cost-sharing model

Tried Bike Taxi for the First Time — Here's What Happened So today I finally decided to try out a bike taxi for a quick commute. I wanted to see which app gives the best overall experience — Uber, Rapido, or Ola. And here's how that little adventure

Hi everyone, I’m building a next-generation commute solution designed to make daily travel far cheaper, smarter, and more accessible than anything available today. Over the last 6 months, I’ve deeply researched the mobility space—studying user behavi

Idea for you 📤 Couple of years ago many of us seen one guy is going every road of our town and anouncing on mic & speaker about the latest movie in theater. Here is the latest, modern version of it without mic & speaker, Screen on the top of the ta

"Karodo ki bikes" is now real thing > Rapido, an Indian ride-hailing startup, has officially become a unicorn after raising $120 million in a Series E funding round led by WestBridge Capital, achieving a valuation of over $1 billion > Rapido has a