A pani puri vendor has a queue every evening and could serve a second neighbourhood with a second cart. He taps “Raise money for my business” and reads a plain explanation of how funding requests work and what the risks are for him and for backers.
He sets the goal — a second cart and a month of stock — the amount, how the money will be used and the milestones he will report on. Kadaikodi’s AI drafts a plain business plan from his own sales record; he edits it in his own words. A documents checklist shows what to attach, and he proposes the terms he is offering backers.
Every request is reviewed before it goes live, including checks for missing documents and for promising language. Once published, he answers backers’ questions in public and posts updates as he reaches each milestone.
Investing in a small business carries real risk, including losing some or all of the money put in. Kadaikodi never promises returns, is not a stock exchange, and does not give investment advice — every backer decides for themselves.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a customer story.
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