Spiritual-tech startup DevDham shuts down operations
The company raised Rs 6 crore previously in a seed funding round from investors including Titan Capital, All In Capital, Veda VC, and TDV Partners.
DevDham has reportedly shut down operations nearly two years after raising its seed funding round, according to an exclusive report by Entrackr.
The startup’s website is currently inaccessible, while users have also reported being unable to access its mobile application. The report stated that the platform had remained largely inactive over the past several months.
Founded in 2020 by Pranav Kapoor, Suyash Taneja, and Sagnika Chowdhary, DevDham (previously known as DevDarshan) offered devotees digital access to temple services including online darshan, puja bookings, and donations. The startup had built a network of more than 500 temples and over 2,000 pandits across 18 Indian states.
As per the report, Co-founder Suyash Taneja exited the startup in March 2026, while fellow co-founder Sagnika Chowdhary had stepped away earlier in April 2025, according to updates reflected on their LinkedIn profiles.
DevDham had also reportedly explored acquisition discussions with larger players in the devotional and spiritual-commerce ecosystem, although those talks did not materialise into a deal.
In January 2024, the company raised Rs 6 crore in a seed funding round from investors including Titan Capital, All In Capital, Veda VC, and TDV Partners. Overall, the startup had raised close to $1 million in external funding.
DevDham operated in India’s growing spiritual-tech segment alongside platforms such as Sri Mandir, Vama, Utsav App, Ghar Mandir, Sutradhar, and 27 Mantra. While several players in the category continue to expand and attract investor interest, others have struggled with monetisation and sustaining growth. Earlier in 2024, devotional startup My Tirth India had also reportedly discontinued operations due to financial challenges.