Vertically integrated physical AI, not a gig app
We will manufacture the units, write the dispatcher and operate the fleet ourselves. We are pre-launch and say so. Revenue and funding details are in the deck, not on this page.
Rider-only delivery has hit its ceiling.
Cost per parcel has stopped falling, congestion keeps rising, and reliability moves with weather and shift supply. Adding riders adds cost linearly and adds nothing structural.
The defensible layer is the dispatcher.
Whoever can mix modes per parcel — and owns the handoff points that make machine legs possible — sets the cost floor. That system needs hardware, software and operations in one company.
Factory, demand and software, already in hand.
A 26,000 sq ft plant that can build chassis, airframes and boxes. Captive delivery volume from our own brands. An in-house software team shipping AI products today.
Four curves crossing at once
Quick commerce has trained Indian cities to expect delivery in minutes, in tier-2 cities as well as metros.
Drone rules, certification pathways and green-zone frameworks now exist, so an operator can plan against them.
Motors, packs, compute and sensing have fallen far enough that a locally built rover is a capex line, not a research project.
Made-in-India incentives and a deep local supply chain make in-house fabrication cheaper than importing units.
- 2026 Q4 · TARGETRider network opens in Vadodara on captive plus first-brand volume.
- 2026 Q4 – 2027 Q1First drop boxes installed; brand API and dashboard hardened.
- 2027 H2First rovers on our own estate, remote-assisted, geofenced.
- 2028 ONWARDSAir legs after type certification; second city once Vadodara holds SLA.
Numbers, unit economics and the build plan
Sent to institutional and angel investors on request. We do not publish revenue or funding figures on the site.
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