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Order from Zomato without opening Zomato.

An agent that knows every order you've ever placed, what you loved, and when you're hungry — and just handles it. Years of your Zomato history, finally working for you.

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🚗 It sees you coming

You're stuck in traffic, ~25 min from home. Want your Chai Point masala chai at the door for 7:05 — right when you walk in?

Yes please. Add something to munch.

Done — chai + your usual veg puff, ₹128. Arriving 7:05. 🛵

🍨 It knows your favourites

Order my most-loved ice cream.

Belgian chocolate from Corner House — you've ordered it 14 times, 5★ every time. On its way. 🍨

Make it a standing thing after long weeks.

Done. Rough week detected → ice cream appears. No questions asked.

✨ It remembers what you forgot

Get me something I loved but haven't had in a month.

That Andhra meals from Nagarjuna — you rated it 5★ in May and never went back. It's 30 min away. Ordering?

Oh wow, yes.

📅 It works around your day

Lunch before my 1 PM. Under ₹300.

Meeting at 1 — rice bowl you had twice last month lands by 12:40, ₹279 after the offer it found. Booked. 🛵

What it does

"Order my most-loved ice cream."

It knows — the one you've reordered 14 times and rated 5★ every single time.

"Something I loved but haven't had in a month."

It mines years of your order history for the gems you forgot you loved.

Chai that arrives when you do

Stuck in traffic on the way home? It notices — and tea from Chai Point lands with you.

"Best biryani within 20 minutes of me."

Your live location against the restaurant map — not a list of links, an answer.

Lunch that respects your calendar

"Before my 1 PM" is a delivery time. It reads your meetings and times the order.

Put your cravings on autopilot. Set standing rules — "chai when I'm heading home late", "ice cream after a long week" — and it quietly handles the rest, within limits you set.

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