Built in Nepal, for Nepal

A local problem

Delivery in the Kathmandu Valley has its own realities: narrow streets, scattered addresses, small family-run restaurants, and customers who compare every price. Products designed elsewhere tend to treat those as edge cases. Here, they are the whole case.

Building close to it

Being here means we hear from restaurant owners, riders and customers directly. When a menu is wrong or a delivery is late, the feedback is a conversation, not a ticket. That closeness is an advantage I want to keep as Zedfo grows.

More than food

Food is where Zedfo starts. The same app already carries daily essentials, grocery, medicine and fashion, with home services to come. The goal is one honest place to get what you need, delivered by people from your own city.

What I hope it proves

That a Nepali team can build a platform people here prefer — not because it is local, but because it is fairer and works better for them.