Flipkart Minutes’ new app; Anthropic researcher sounds alarm
Flipkart stepped up its quick commerce push with a standalone Minutes app and a food delivery pilot in Bengaluru. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Flipkart has launched a standalone app for its quick commerce unit Minutes, along with piloting its food delivery service Eat In. The app is being tested with a few users ahead of the Big Billion Days sale in October, with the company collecting feedback to improve performance. This move comes as Flipkart's share of monthly active users has been declining, with customers shifting to quick commerce platforms.
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