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looking for developer, who can built a platform for physical stores seller with a Influencer photo + through this pricing will be low for consumers to the stores, serviceable products category will be open, cities stores will be live.

BRISKPE, a Mumbai-based cross-border payments platform, has announced that it has raised $5 millionin a seed roundfrom PayU, the payments and fintech business of Prosus.

Do you really think that starting an quick commerce platform for tier - 2 and 3 cities is sustainable ?

Idea Overview: Affordable and Sustainable Emergency Medical Services We propose developing a platform (app and website) that integrates medicine delivery, ambulance services, and nearby warehouses in small, frequently overlooked towns. Our aim is to

Imagine a platform where you write genuine reviews about a company's product or services and brands would get to know about the real problems consumers are facing. Also consumers can tell brands what they expect from them in terms of services Platfo

Idea for intracity commute: Travel from the suburbs to the central part of Indian cities always is a challenge. With taxis being exorbitantly expensive and autos also expensive. And the buses in Indian cities can really take long hours. Similar to i

An delivery app for local stores .where we will connect local stores to delivery person who needs job.local stores will upload their job of delivering goods with a amount (fixed by app or may be we can think it like fixed by local stores) and deliver

Unified Platform for Farmers Problem: Farmers in rural India, Especially in Rural, face exploitation by middlemen, poor market access, lack of storage, and outdated farming methods, Purpose of the Idea: The purpose of this platform is to empower far

<30 minutes diary products delivery in all tier-0 and tier-1 cities. The key differentiator from other quick commerce business is that we don't add any preservatives and it's more of directly from farm to warehouses and to customers. Diary products i

At least two lakh kirana stores—small neighbourhood retail outlets—have closed in the past year as consumers increasingly turn to fast delivery platforms such as Blinkit and Zepto, according to a market study. Read: https://bit.ly/4fgaFkN