The market doesn't move.
The bazaar is 5 to 8 km away. The haat comes once a week.
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Fresh-led. Women-first. Powered by technology built for village economics.
SparrowKoel solves the access problem for 600 million people in rural North India. Starting with fresh produce and daily staples, we're building daily commerce rails into villages, so a wider range of products and services can follow.
The bazaar is 5 to 8 km away. The haat comes once a week.
Every middleman adds a margin. Nobody shows the weight or the MRP.
She decides what the family eats. Someone else goes to buy it.
We're building the daily commerce network of rural North India. Goods travel from distant sources to our Godam, then by Viman cart to every doorstep.
Our carts reach every village on a fixed schedule, starting with fresh produce and grocery.
The cart is the storefront. Our tech is the shelf behind it. City range, village cost.
Farm and distributor straight to the household, at the lowest cost per home.
Swipe to follow the route from source to village.
We're a technology company that runs carts. Four systems make a daily village route pay for itself.
Go where demand is dense.
Every gram and rupee, on record.
Load tomorrow's cart today.
Software carries the load, so a lean team runs a big network.
I studied engineering at NIT Patna, then spent a decade building consumer businesses in other cities. Most recently I ran finance for Fresh and HoReCa at Udaan, where making fresh profitable taught me the math that rural commerce needs.
“Bihar exports its young people. I was one of them. Now I'm building the reason to stay.”
In May 2026 I moved back to Patna to build SparrowKoel. Viman is a daily market on wheels, run by local operators, with a Godam and software behind it. We start in Naubatpur, one village at a time.

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