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If you missed investing early in Ola, Uber, or Swiggy — this is your second chance. The next wave of disruption isn’t about building more apps; it’s about unifying them. And that’s exactly what Yori is doing.

The real problem in ride-hailing isn’t competition — it’s flawed economics. Here’s why India’s next ride-hailing giant must be built differently, and how Yori is doing it.

AI is a powerful layer, but mobility moves people, goods, and economies. Here’s why mobility wins 9 out of 10 times as an investment—and how Yori is building for that reality.

Every service wants to be an app. Every app wants your attention. But nobody’s fixing the chaos. Yori is.

10-minute deliveries may look flashy, but the economics are brutal. Here’s why Yori believes in sustainable speed — not burning money to race the clock.

India’s quick-commerce boom is not a success story — it’s a moral dilemma. Here’s why this 10-minute delivery culture is eroding local business ethics, worker dignity, and consumer trust.

Everyone wants to build the next OpenAI. But most AI startups are chasing hype, not solving problems. Here’s why the coming collapse might actually be good for the industry.

In the AI era, agility beats abundance. Startups that stay lean, focused, and fearless will outsmart giants drowning in their own weight.

Your phone doesn’t need 47 apps for daily life. Yori brings everything — rides, food, shopping, and services — into one fearless, lean superapp built for the modern world.