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Rushikesh vetal

Building another goo... • 1m

"Factories don’t wait. Why should their supplies?" Industrial procurement is broken—slow deliveries, endless middlemen, stockouts, and overpriced essentials. Production stops. Money burns. Deadlines crash. But what if industrial goods arrived before downtime even started? We’re building the fastest industrial supply network ever imagined—15-minute delivery for everything a factory needs. No delays. No fake products. No middlemen games. This isn’t just another marketplace. It’s the new backbone of industrial supply chains. Unbeaten. Unstoppable. Unthinkable. How do you see the future of instant industrial procurement? Let’s talk.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 1m

I'm skeptical about the 'no middlemen' claim. You're still a middleman - just a faster one. Unless you're manufacturing all these parts yourself (which is impossible given the variety needed), you're sourcing from the same suppliers but promising faster delivery. That means either maintaining massive inventory (expensive) or having incredible logistics (also expensive). Either way, someone's paying for that speed, and it's going to be the customer.

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Anonymous 1

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This sounds like another Silicon Valley pipe dream trying to disrupt a complex industry they don't understand. 15-minute delivery for industrial supplies? Come on. Manufacturing facilities order specialized components that aren't sitting in some local warehouse. These are custom parts with specific tolerances from vetted suppliers. This isn't DoorDash for machine parts. The middlemen exist because they provide value - quality control, relationship management, and technical expertise. This solution might work for basic consumables, but not for the critical components that actually cause production delays.

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