SwiftSku (YC W21) — Management and analytics software for convenience stores
SwiftSku connects the $650B convenience store industry with management and analytics. SwiftSku’s app connects to point of sales at convenience stores in real time, enabling owners to remotely manage and monitor their stores.
SwiftSku is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Management and analytics software for convenience stores. The founders listed are Mit Patel (Founder), Daniel Mazur (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, March 1, 2021).
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SwiftSku connects the $650B convenience store industry with management and analytics.
SwiftSku’s app connects to point of sales at convenience stores in real time, enabling owners to remotely manage and monitor their stores. We take the guesswork out of running a convenience store with predictive analytics, dashboards, and reports.
SwiftSku's CEO, Mit Patel, grew up managing the inventory, pricebook, and reporting of his family’s convenience stores, and, when vendors would come by, he’d bridge the language barrier as a translator. More than 85% of independent convenience stores are owned by Indian families like Mit’s.
Solving convenience store owners' pains of today leads to SwiftSku's greater vision of optimizing the supply chain, facilitating a retailer agnostic consumer to brand relationship, and providing real time insights to brands and retailers.
Mit Patel
Founder
Daniel Mazur
Founder
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