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Open ended doubt: Does it make sense to create a "Democratized Quick Commerce App" that connects kirana stores to quick commerce any store, stores can list themselves on app, like swiggy hotels and instead of the dark store model kirana/supermarkets

Name a company, apart from Jio and Zomato, that got successful with a high burn model

Blinkit launched a franchise model for its dark store! I think it's a brilliant move to scale and build great distribution against competitors 1. The franchise model could work well as it is a huge capex to start a dark store and to make it profi

I have an idea that is like Zepto , Blinkit but I look into region based model instead of dark store model . We specially focuses on customers value and trust which can be slove out through local sellers or their's area's seller . Now we can see that

Good evening fellow surfers, considering our Q commerce space what is your opinion on building an adjacent network of mini dark stores operated by households who are motivated to earn by dedicating a fixed space in their residence and time to store,

Since Q commerce is finding traction, democratising Dark store operations, by building them in key locations and provide an even field for all D2C brands, who fails to get listed on qcom apps, where they can pay rent based on their SKUs and deliver

Ola is reportedly planning to enter the Quick Commerce space by establishing its own dark stores. These dark stores are said to be significantly automated. Ola has tried to enter the food delivery space in the past but it hasn't worked out for them

POV: You're training AI model on your local machine. I wonder if mac machine is better? has anyone tried it?

It's incredible how rapidly quick commerce has taken off in India. Amazon showing interest in Swiggy's instamart: Everyone seems to wants a piece of the pie. Most people thought that QC can never be economical, and understandably so (Extremely to