We’re currently raising a pre-seed round for SavorQ (www.savorq.com) to complete product development, launch the MVP, and begin pilot deployments with early customers. SavorQ is building an AI-native order intelligence and orchestration platform for delivery-heavy takeaways and small restaurant chains, helping operators manage orders across phone, direct and marketplace channels while gaining real-time visibility into true order-level margin. We’d love to connect with angels, early-stage investors, and supporters who believe in AI-native operational software, foodtech, and the future of hospitality infrastructure.

Love the concept!

Restaurants juggling orders across multiple platforms is still way more chaotic than people realise, especially for smaller operators trying to scale without huge teams behind them.

Interesting space to be building in as well. There’s clearly a shift happening towards AI-native operational tools rather than just another dashboard layer on top of existing systems!!

Best of luck with the raise and the MVP rollout - would be great to see how the pilot deployments go over the next few months 👏

On 20/04/2026 at 13:19, Muhammad Anjum said:

We’re currently raising a pre-seed round for SavorQ (www.savorq.com) to complete product development, launch the MVP, and begin pilot deployments with early customers. SavorQ is building an AI-native order intelligence and orchestration platform for delivery-heavy takeaways and small restaurant chains, helping operators manage orders across phone, direct and marketplace channels while gaining real-time visibility into true order-level margin. We’d love to connect with angels, early-stage investors, and supporters who believe in AI-native operational software, foodtech, and the future of hospitality infrastructure.

Really interesting direction especially the focus on order orchestration across multiple channels.

One of the biggest pain points I’ve seen in delivery-heavy food businesses is not just managing volume, but actually understanding true profitability at order level when you factor in platform fees, staff handling time, and channel fragmentation.

AI-native visibility into margin per order could be a real differentiator if it translates clearly into daily operational decisions for operators (not just reporting dashboards).

are you seeing more interest from independent takeaways or multi-location chains at this stage?