Bengaluru-based food-tech SaaS company Digitory has secured $500,000 in pre-Series A funding.
Round led by angel investor Tejas Paresh Lodaya, marking its first institutional capital infusion after years of bootstrapped growth.
The newly raised funds will be deployed to expand Digitory’s market footprint, accelerate onboarding of enterprise restaurant chains, invest further in automation and operational intelligence R&D, and strengthen the scalability and reliability of its platform infrastructure, the company said.
Founded in 2016 by Shivaprakash S. Mogali, Digitory builds AI- and ML-powered operational software for restaurants, cafes, breweries, and cloud kitchens.
The startup positions its platform as foundational infrastructure for modern F&B businesses, combining local execution with centralized, cloud-driven intelligence to enable consistent operations across multiple locations.
Digitory offers a comprehensive, full-stack restaurant management system that spans cloud-based POS, inventory intelligence, recipe-level costing, kitchen display systems, QR-enabled ordering, workflow automation, and performance analytics. The platform also integrates with food delivery and commerce channels such as Swiggy, Zomato, and ONDC, helping operators manage both in-store and online demand.
Prior to raising external capital, Digitory says its platform was already supporting over 1.8 million end customers, reflecting strong organic adoption across India’s hospitality sector.
The company claims its solutions are currently used by several well-known restaurant and brewery chains including Toit, Bier Library, Biergarten, Pumphouse, BLR Brewing Co., 1522, Byg Brewski, Zero40, and Effingut Breweries, particularly for managing complex, multi-location setups.
