Navin Agrawal

When we started Slydr, I wasn’t sure if people would actually use gift links and gift codes to send real gifts. Today we’ve crossed 100 users. Tiny milestone in startup terms, but a meaningful one for us. Thank you to everyone who gave it a try.

@SlydrOfficial 👏

A good day at Alt.F Coworking. We spoke to founders, HR teams, admins, and individuals about Slydr. Corporate gifting conversations were valuable, but it was equally interesting to see people connect with the simple B2C idea: Gift someone using just a link/code. No address needed. Thank you, @altfcoworking #Slydr #GiftAnyone #CorporateGifting #IndianStartups

@SlydrOfficial Go make your meloni happy! 💞

Melodi went viral. Your gift can go personal. Send a Slydr gift link — no address asking needed. #Slydr #Melodi #GiftAnyone #GiftLink

@mariannehere Slydr - Gift anyone. No address needed slydrapp.com

If you're not a founder, scroll, this is not for you Founders, in one sentence, what are you building?

Small milestone, big feeling. Slydr crossed 50 orders today. 💙 Still very early, but every order has taught us something — about gifting, trust, delivery, and what people expect when they send joy online. Grateful to everyone who has tried it, shared feedback, or simply cheered us on. Onwards.

@gurpreet671 Slydrapp.com Send Gifts. No Address Needed

Builders only. Show what you’re building. Skip the pitch and just drop the link. 50k builders watching ↓

One thing quick-commerce apps may be underestimating: The person placing the order is not always the person receiving it. In my experience, Swiggy, Blinkit and Amazon get this right — the rider calls the number saved with the delivery address. But on Zepto, the rider seems to call the account holder, even when the recipient’s mobile number is part of the delivery address. This creates a strange gap in the delivery flow. For family orders, office orders, guest deliveries, or sending something to someone else, this small detail can cause unnecessary confusion. Worth thinking about. @ZeptoNow @zeptocareindia @zeptocares

@aviralbhat Privacy as a UX primitive (not just compliance) feels underrated in India. A lot of flows today force unnecessary info sharing. Whoever removes that friction elegantly could unlock interesting behavior shifts.

Interesting areas for Indian startups to build in: - Real Estate AI Agents - Modern Pharmacies - Vehicle Spares in 10 Mins - Autonomous Recruitment - Last Mile Delivery Drones - Quantum Resistant Cybersecurity - Finance Companion for Gen Z - Vertical AI for Semiconductor Design - Micro-clinics for Healthcare - AI-Powered Accounting Firms - Energy Intelligence for Industry Incredible decade to be an entrepreneur in India

Tiny founder milestone: @SlydrOfficial got its first real order from someone completely outside my friend circle. Not a test order. Not a favor. Not someone I know. A real person chose to send a real gift using a link. Small moment for the world. Big moment for us. Onwards. 🚀 #Slydr #StartupIndia #FounderJourney

In India, sending money is easy. UPI takes seconds. But sending a physical gift still means texting: “Hey, what’s your address again?” That ruins the surprise. Why is gifting still so awkward?