A small starter in Bangalore with a financing of less than a million dollars: Tinyowl’s Shubham Bansal in the first days of Swiggy, Rise Post 2014

Shubham Bansal, founder of Tinyowl, founder of Tinyowl, the founder of the food delivery company, moved to social media to re -list the first days of Swiggy giant to deliver food and its height after 2014. He said that at that time, Tinyowl collected great financing and expanded it across 5 cities with an employee base of more than 1000 and a book of orders full of more than 5000 to request.

In reference to Swiggy, it was called “Little Start in Bangalore”, which struggled with little financing and even less business at that time.

“I was a founding member of Tinyowl – a startup to deliver hot food in 2014. We raised $ 20 million.

Go ahead, and he said that the management in Tinyowl will increase around obtaining the competing brand to deliver food. Bansal explained that Swiggy, which benefited from the practical delivery model, outperformed tinyowl with miles.

“Internally, displacement about getting it.” We can kill them easily. “This was the beginners,” it was good, “It was the case, this is that this was the date that was asking me that the young young woman?

Besides reviewing a Swiggy trip, he had advice to ambitious founders who were not sure of their commercial ideas. The founding member Tinyowl said that because of this uncertainty, the ambitious founders tend to continue sitting on ideas unless someone else releases.

“You have taught me the experience of delivering this food: ideas equal to 20 kilos.

In 2016, Tinyowl had to close the store in most cities due to the high costs of logistics and the saturation of the market.

At that time, the startup of the group workers ’food delivery. In 2015, one of the founders of Gaurav Chaudhary was arrested for two days by employees who were placed on previous checks.