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Doordash (US food delivery startup) Founders ran an interesting experiment during their early days. 🪧They wanted to test a simple hypothesis → Would drivers only be interested in working for the platform that pays the most? So they recruited two g

While others build burn machines, we built trust — one grocery order at a time. 🍅 Fresh veggies 📦 Same delivery guy every time 📞 Orders on call & WhatsApp 🏪 And now, kiranas turning into 7-Eleven-style smart super stores. Built in Jorhat as a q

No VC hype. No startup buzz. Just me, Jorhat 🏙️ & a beat-up scooty 🛵 full of groceries. I was the packer 📦, the call center ☎️, and the delivery guy 🚚. And every customer said: 👉 “Bhaiya, wahi banda bhejna.” That’s when it hit me — they weren’

The Real Reason Dunzo Struggled While Blinkit Scaled On paper, both Dunzo and Blinkit offered fast delivery. But one scaled into a national quick-commerce brand. The other ran out of steam. Why? It wasn’t about tech. It was about focus. Dunzo’s Pr

Shocking insight from YC partners The most successful AI startups in 2024 aren't coming from "clever ideas" or hackathons They're coming from a completely different approach that most founders ignore Here's the blueprint they shared Forget hacka

I recently ordered Amul protein items, and it literally got delivered in 10 days. In today’s time, where Blinkit delivers groceries within 10 minutes, this seemed absurd. BUT here’s the catchy part — Despite the delay, people are still demanding mor