In a market dominated by giants like 1mg and PharmEasy promising 4-hour delivery, farmako.in is making a radical bet: that speed is the only metric that matters. Their claim is audacious—get medicines in 30 minutes, 24/7, for a fraction of the cost. This isn't just another delivery app; it's a high-stakes gamble on the urgency of healthcare.

"With just 11 employees and $1.5M in revenue, farmako.in is operating at a scale that suggests either severe underutilization or a hyper-efficient model waiting to explode."

The tech stack reveals their ambition. Next.js for performance, PWA for app-like experience without app-store friction, and Cloudflare for global speed. This isn't a scrappy MVP—it's built for scale. But the revenue-to-employee ratio ($136K per employee) suggests they're either incredibly efficient or severely understaffed for the volume they claim to handle.

• The 30-minute promise is a logistical tightrope—either they've cracked hyper-local inventory or they're burning cash on last-mile couriers
• WhatsApp ordering (8851280800) is a clever low-friction entry point, bypassing app download barriers in price-sensitive markets
• The team is founder-heavy: Aman Bhandula (CEO), Nikhil Kumar (CIO), Avinash Ranjan (Growth)—suggesting a product-first, not VC-first, mentality