What comes next for Laayo
Our plans for what comes next, from deepening service in Birtamod and Damak to preparing for Kathmandu, exploring Laayo Supply and finishing the move to native apps. Plans, not promises.
Notes from the people who run Laayo on what we are building and why.
Our plans for what comes next, from deepening service in Birtamod and Damak to preparing for Kathmandu, exploring Laayo Supply and finishing the move to native apps. Plans, not promises.
The signals our leadership team watches closely, why we chose them over vanity numbers, and how each one connects to a decision we can actually make.
A small team running several products has to be careful with money and time. The engineering habits that keep our costs low without cutting corners on reliability.
Laayo is more than a delivery app. How the Laayo app, Laayo Plus, Qora and Laayo Biz fit together, and why sharing riders, payment rails and technology makes each one stronger.
Launching in smaller towns first was not a compromise. Density, close partner relationships and low costs give a young company advantages that are hard to get anywhere else.
A plain explanation of our revenue lines, from restaurant commission and delivery fees to memberships and software for businesses, and why we built them in this order.
A letter from the people building Laayo. The gap we see in Nepal's smaller towns, what we are building to close it, and the beliefs that shape every decision we make.