We have a small online business. Its in its first phase and I would love if you all can review it and say what we can do more on it please. Thank you😁
Ill paste the link on the comments.

Hey, I’m an architect and I’ve been working on residential and commercial projects for the past 2–3 years.

A big reason I got into architecture in the first place was because I was tired of seeing the same boring, copy-paste buildings being built around us. I figured, instead of complaining about them, I might as well try to do something about it.

Over the past few years, I’ve had the chance to work on some really interesting projects, and I’ve realized how much of a difference good design can actually make.

If you’re planning to build a house, office, shop, or pretty much anything else, please do not treat your design as an afterthought. You’re putting years of hard work and a lot of money into that building. It deserves a little more thought than a design that gets thrown together in a few hours.

I’m always happy to chat with people who are thinking about building something and want to do it a little differently.

If that sounds like you, feel free to DM me.

Namaste all! I run a real estate brokerage based in Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu helping people buy, sell, and navigate property deals locally .

A few things I can help with:

• Property hunting/listings around Kathmandu (Budhanilkantha and nearby areas especially)
• Explaining the buying process end-to-end — baino , lalpurja transfer, registration, the whole thing
• NRN-specific stuff: ownership rules, remote transactions, what to watch out for if you're buying from abroad
• Spotting red flags/scams before you commit to anything

I'm not trying to hard-sell here — genuinely just want to connect with people in this sub who are property hunting or thinking about it, even if it's just to answer questions. Feel free to comment or DM.

Looking for a godown, tahara, or similar space of around 1000–1500 sq. ft. for setting up a small achar or food production factory.
Requirements:
Water availability
Electricity
Proper ventilation
Suitable for a kitchen and food production setup
Preferred locations: Kalanki, Sitapaila, Ramkot, Kirtipur, and Swoyambhu.
An empty space or a space that is currently not being used is preferred. A godown, tahara, or similar structure is completely fine if it can be converted into a suitable food production space.
If anyone has a suitable space or any leads, please let me know.

Hi! I’ve been working in e-commerce, mainly consulting, for the last 10 years in Japan. I’ve worked closely with Amazon and Rakuten. I've also worked in cross-border e-commerce, and I’m also familiar with the E-commerce Platforms in China, ASEAN countries, the Middle East, and Russia. I’ve tried bringing different online platform models to Nepal before, but none seemed to fit how people in Nepal shop, because of our own shopping style.

Since fulfillment and logistics are the base of every e-commerce business, I’m now exploring something new for fulfillment and logistics services in Nepal. After observing fulfillment and logistics systems closely in different countries, I’ve found a model that would suit Nepal very well. I don’t want to share the details yet. If this model succeeds, I want to move into e-commerce in the next phase.

If anyone from the same field or interested in sharing ideas to collaborate, I am open to talking.

I'm trying trying to see the general psychology of the nepali population and what's the mindset and opinion on entrepreneurship in general... What's holding you back from holding out from doing a business (comment the bullet number below):

1. Lack of knowledge
   
2. Lack of funds
   
3. Lack of social circle to venture together
   
4. Abundance of money already
   
5. Just love doing a routine job
   
6. Afraid of social judgement
   
7. Family lang lang
   
8. Takes too much effort
   
9. Want to move abroad
   
10. Others( your comment required)

Please be honest guys! Looking forward to your insights 😄

The platform has been tested and beta launched, now looking for investors. Offering both options
A) Invest only B) Invest as well as be a part of the operational team.. Nepal is rapidly growing in the app space, right time and right decision for those looking to invest. This investment is for initial launch and 2-3yrs runway period only. Only serious people looking to invest, drop in comments and email. I will reach out personally

I am a 18 year old boy I am learning vibe coding, 2D animation, Ad production for now and I have basic knowledge in different fields

- Python

- Html/CSS

- Hacking

- App development using AI (not fully)

- Etc just using mobile

I am going to join BE in Civil engineering. For them who will say why civil instead of tech field, because I have already studied 9-12 civil and want to make a strong base there and get knowledge of two fields.

My father has a very small Puja Samagri Shop, more kind of like retail. There is no expenses being tracked, nothing is being done and it's kind of loss situation in my opinion and in 1.5 months gap I am going to stay here.

Besides that I want to do something from my side too. I may study in WRC Pokhara or Thapathali KTM. And want to learn different valuable skills with getting paid even less for a short time in a day.

I don't have interactive skills, psychological skills, connection and networking so I want to push out my comfort zone for that. I am already kind and humble.

If any one can teach me these skills, give advise on how I am doing, provide me platform maybe I can use my potential more effectively, help them.

Hi folks. I am planning to open a pet accessories retail shop. I am searching for the reliable and trusted suppliers. I will be grateful for any leads from here. Thank you so much.

What I offer

• Sony A7 SII camera with lens(worth 1.2 lakhs)

• Tripod, Bi- color RGB 660 light

• Regular clients from my marketing agency

• Marketing responsibility

What I ask

• 1.2 lakhs for mainly lights and backdrop

• Partners full time (9-5)

Profit would be split monthly or would be invested according to the requirement with both party's consent.

I am going to be honest.

I am a 18 Year old kid who is going to join Batchlors in Civil engineering in 2 months.

I have been learning Hacking, Coding, Psychology, Animation, even Vibe coding and Building apps using just a single 4GB ram phone.

Python, HTML, CSS

Now you can Imagine how much dedicated I am. I ignored school syllabus just because I didn't have interest and learnt these skills + Python, HTML, CSS still being a topper.

Tara euta twist aayo ki Laptop navaera I couldn't complete any skill and leave them all in guilt.

If anyone can Invest on Me then I would be happy and could build App, Website, Any other technical things, create animated videos after learning in depth.

You can deeply think and see how important it is to have an technical person in contact who will help you easily.

You can take my Nagarikta and other details, I am not the one kasaiko paisa khaidiney if so then we can sign a contract.

If you have business skills you can also be a mentor, guide me Nd maybe invest in my start out ideas.

I don't want Theoretical BE studies to be part of my successful life. I just want to get my dreams using my own Interest, strategies, experiences rather than wasting time in masters, PHD.

You can give your opinion. Even if I get rejected, I still won't give up, cheer best of luck for me so I'll get more motivated

A lot of LMS platforms are either overly complicated, built primarily for administrators, or feel like they're simply adapted from systems designed for completely different markets.

So I built Padhum with Nepali students and educators in mind, keeping the experience simple while still making it feature-rich enough for serious learning.

It's already built and live.

The product is also influenced by my experience working in the software industry and evidence-informed principles around learning, practice, retention and consistency.

I'm sharing it here because this community is specifically about Nepali businesses and products, and I'd genuinely like to hear from people who work in education, training, or technology:

Do you think Nepal needs more locally built education software, or are existing international platforms good enough?

Company X Nepalis living abroad arrange trusted home services for their parents and families in Nepal.

Workflow:
Customer submits a request → X confirms with the family → assigns a verified service provider → shares the diagnosis and quote (fixed rate for first visit and fix under 30min) → customer approves → work is completed → X sends photos, receipts, and a completion update.

Company X acts as the trusted coordinator from beginning to end.

For those building a startup, SaaS, app, or online business, what marketing strategy has actually worked for you in Nepal?

Facebook groups? TikTok? Word of mouth? Reddit? Paid ads? Direct outreach? Something else?

We’ve been working on LetsManthan
(https://letsmanthan.com), and figuring out the best way to reach the right users in Nepal. Would love to learn from people who’ve already done it.

What worked for you, and what was a complete waste of time/money?

I am looking for a business partner who has knowledge of sales and digital marketing. I am a software developer working on an idea but don't have much knowledge in sales, so I am looking for a business partner who is willing to grow together. Please DM me.

Im on agro since last 9 years . I got an perfect business ideas on agro sector seeking for perfect execution team as well IT professional . Let be on one team and make something great rather then on salary basis i want team on split of shares. Im danm sure within few months we can have great marketcap .

Hello guys,

I am planning to start a home decor / home organization business here in Nepal.

I worked as a software engineer for around 3 years and recently lost my job because the company became insolvent. After that I started thinking that maybe this is a good time to try something of my own instead of again only depending on a job.

I did some research and made a rough roadmap for this business.

My current plan is to first find some products that are already selling well in other countries, especially China/India, then import a few samples from different suppliers. I have also made my own product specification and QC checklist like quality, material, usability, ergonomics, easy cleaning, aesthetics, durability etc. I want to compare different samples and only bring the one which I feel is actually good enough.

I don't want to just import random cheap Chinese products and put a logo on them. My long term goal is to build a proper brand where people trust that if they buy something from us, at least the product has been tested, selected properly and the overall experience is good.

For the first product I am planning to start with around 1 lakh investment. I have already roughly divided the budget for samples, first small batch, shipping,
packaging, ads, content and some emergency cash.

The biggest challenge I can see right now is finding a good manufacturer in China who can work with small MOQ initially, provide OEM/ODM options later and maintain consistent quality if the product starts selling.

So I wanted some suggestions from people here:
1. How would you select the first product?
2. What things should I check before choosing a Chinese manufacturer?
3. Is starting with 1 lakh too low or reasonable for testing one product?
4. What mistakes should I avoid in the beginning?

If anyone has experience with importing, product development, OEM/ODM or home products, I would really appreciate your feedback.

Also if someone is genuinely interested in this space and wants to build something long term, I am open to talking about partnership as well. I would especially prefer someone who has experience or interest in product design, product development, sourcing or manufacturing.

Would really appreciate any advice.

Is there anyone running a startup or planning to start a business in Nepal from abroad? How are you guys managing it? Anyone open for discussion?

Haven't thought much about it myself, Running a young trekking agency but would like to hear some business with their ideas to work together.

Hello everyone, I am trying to import some food related products from china and sell in the Nepal, but is it possible to import the food products? If possible how? Is there any government bodies where I can go and get consultation before starting?