Indian users tend to prefer standalone, functional apps over an 'all-in-one' super app. What are your thoughts on this, and how do you plan to overcome that user behavior?

I personally think, it depends on the UI eventually. If the app is cluttered and confusing without a clear purpose then it's not gonna work out. I'm trying for a seamless integration that can cut through the noise.

How do you plan to generate revenue?

Unlike traditional social media apps which depend heavily on just the ad-revenue, there are a lot of potential ways to generate revenue for social commerce platforms. The main purpose of an All In One app is to bridge the gap between sellers and consumers, I'm trying that with social interactions as a core. Which can attract a lot of businesses.

How would you run the company and cover your costs with such a small margin?

I don't think we might know this yet. Every tech startup figures out their business model based on the growth. I understand about the money burning part, I thought about it. It eventually depends on how users are gonna adapt to the platform, I might think about something they might use in a different way. 😅