Aayush Agarwal

From unpacking suitcases to watering plants, customers are finding unexpected ways to use Snabbit. 'Micro tasks, which you would never imagine being outsourced.' Snabbit founder and CEO, Aayush Agarwal, explains some of the most interesting ways people utilise the platform. But the vision goes far beyond basic chores. Speaking to Shereen Bhan on Young Turks Reloaded, he reveals plans to disrupt the broader domestic service market. 'Snabbit will expand into other high-frequency services.' The goal is to scale into categories like cooking, childcare, elderly care, and drivers. 'Anything where you can imagine someone to show up in like 10-15 minutes, help you out.' 📺Catch the show today | 6:30 pm @ShereenBhan @just_snabbit @aa_agarwl

Your Day Zero investor matters more than your Day Zero valuation. Two years after @NexusVP led our $1M Seed round, they have doubled down in each of our last four fundraises, showing conviction when it mattered the most. Words like his land differently when they come from someone who saw the company before it was a company.

On demand Home services market in India requires a combination of strong operational execution with data first thinking. There is no better team in this country to execute this vision than @Aa_Agarwl and the @just_snabbit Privileged to be part of this journey from Day 0

247 metres. The median distance our Experts travel between two jobs. The single number that explains why Snabbit just closed its $56M Series D, taking total capital raised to $112M in two years. This fundraise is a mandate, not a milestone. Heads down. Back to work.

1M jobs completed this month already! From 1M monthly to 1M daily shouldn't take too long. Snabbit is becoming India's new habit. @just_snabbit

Safety cannot depend on someone finding a button in a moment of panic. That belief led us to build Snabbit Kavach. A proactive, platform-embedded safety infrastructure designed to protect the women who power Snabbit every day.

12 months. 100x growth. From 7,500 jobs in Feb ’25 to 8,30,000 jobs in Feb ’26 (50% jobs coming from just 20 micromarkets). Mature micromarkets are now consistently doing 1,000+ jobs per day, driving category-best utilization while keeping customer experience a core focus. Our focus on densification has put us on a clear track to turning these markets profitable in the coming months. economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/technolog…