TinMen provides daily food delivery services to working professionals from home chefs. They call themselves a technology-enabled version of the Mumbai Dabbawalas. Users can create weekly meal plans using the app’s scheduler.
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2015
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Lead Angel... | leadangels... |
Mentions in press and media 6
| Date | Title | Description |
| 25.09.2017 | After acquiring Runnr, Zomato invests in Hyderabad-based startup TinMen | Online restaurant discovery and food delivery company Zomato has invested in Hyderabad-based home-cooked meals delivery startup TinMen. Earlier, TinMen had raised an undisclosed amount of angel funding from Lead Angel Network in January las... |
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| - | TinMen | Description Choose healthy and yummy food which is light on pocket and no extra delivery charges. Prepared by home chefs, it comes to your workplace fresh and healthy. This is everyone's idea of replenishing lunch at office everyday. |
| - | Zomato-Backed Foodtech Startup Tinmen Shuts Shop | Hyderabad-based food delivery startup, Tinmen, which saw investment from foodtech unicorn Zomato in 2017, has shut down operations. Tinmen took to its official website to inform its customers about the development. “We are sorry to inform y... |
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