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What if anyone of you could start a home cloud kitchen within minutes of registration and make a business out of it? All using just a mobile app and your own kitchen, with no commitment in fulfilling daily orders and cook as you like.

Hello , I am going to start a homemade donut business from my home itself. I want to know that if I make my own website and getting orders on the website then how can I hire people to deliver those orders . Please help me with this.

Share your view on this! I want to integrate quick commerce with clothing products, and for this, I will need a website/app in the beginning, and there will be logistics costs and product costs as well. I want to launch pilot testing, so how can I l

Want to Start a Cloud Kitchen in 2025? Read This Before You Burn Your Money Most food entrepreneurs FAIL not because their food is bad, but because: They rely ONLY on Aggregators They copy what’s trending, without market fit They underestimate CAC,

We think way too much about our ideas whether it will work or fail My strategy: build,ship,market Even if it doesn’t work out you’ll learn enough to not start the next idea from scratch

Hey everyone, I am a 19 year old , college student. I actually wanted some idea regarding the cloud kitchen concept, as I think it's good for retired moms who have a much better skill and experience in cooking but never place it out of the house kitc

Stop asking “what should I build?” Start asking “what sucks enough to fix?” What sucks in your life right now?

Update: you can now schedule orders on Zomato. Plan your meals better by placing an order up to 2 days in advance, and we’ll deliver right on time. For now, scheduling is available for orders above ₹1,000, at around 13,000 outlets across Delhi NCR,

FMCG is such a hot sector to build in, especially in India where you can easily get access to your local kirana network there you can test the product with a real product which consumer can feel and taste . Sure you can start on e commerce platforms

About to start closed testing for our app. What are the key things you always test before going live? Would love to hear your checklist or tips