Zepto's move to have two entry points is similar to what Zomato did with Blinkit, the company's quick commerce arm

Zepto Café, known for its curated beverage and snack offerings, has been growing rapidly. According to Palicha's tweet, the company is now opening over 100 new Cafés each month and handling more than 30,000 daily orders.

Quick commerce platform Zepto on Wednesday said it will launch a separate mobile application for its food delivery unit, Zepto Cafe, next week. The app will be available for both Android and iOS users.

Zepto Café, a new offering from Zepto, is reshaping food delivery with 10-minute service for items like chai, samosas, and pizza. This standalone app targets the quick commerce trend, taking on giants like Zomato and Swiggy.

Indian quick commerce upstart Zepto is now rolling out a standalone app for Zepto Cafe, its 10-minute food delivery service. Aadit Palicha, CEO of Zepto, announced the same in a post on X. The standalone app will roll out sometime next week.

Zepto, the quick commerce company, is set to launch a dedicated app for Zepto Cafe, its 10-minute food delivery service, next week, according to co-founder and CEO Aadit Palicha's announcement on social media.

Plans for Zepto Cafe's separate app come as the offering scale to 30k orders a day and as Zepto adds more than 100 cafes a month.

Zepto co-founder and CEO Aadit Palicha says the q-comm startup will launch a separate app for Zepto Café next week

Zepto is launching a separate app, Zepto Café, to deliver food items like chai, samosa, and pizza within 10 minutes. This move challenges established players like Zomato and Swiggy in the rapidly growing quick-commerce food delivery market.

Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha announced a new app for Zepto Cafe, the company's 10-minute food delivery service. Although items remain on the main app, Palicha shared in his post that the company’s new app is growing rapidly with a record of 30,