Founder · Firi

Vivek Madani

Co-founder of Firi, a beauty quick commerce company based in Gurugram.

Co-founderGurugramBeauty Quick Commerce
Founded
2026
Gurugram, India
Raised to date
$3M
1 round on record
Latest round
Seed
$3M · September 2026

About

Vivek Madani is Co-founder of Firi, a beauty quick commerce company based in Gurugram, founded in 2026. Firi's most recent disclosed round was a funding round of $3M in September 2026.

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Company

Est. 2026
Firi
Beauty Quick Commerce · Gurugram · Active

Firi is a Gurugram beauty and personal care company combining curated retail with rapid delivery. It uses AI to analyse Reddit discussions, YouTube reviews, ingredient lists and other product information to identify items with high repeat-purchase potential, and says it has assessed more than 50 million reviews to shortlist around 3,000 products from over 300,000 available globally. Rather than targeting beauty enthusiasts who research extensively, it aims at consumers who find the category overwhelming and rely on recommendations from friends and family. It currently sells skincare, haircare

Funding
September 2026Seed$3M360 ONE Asset (lead), Better Capital, Kunal Shah, founders and operators
Company profile →1 round on record

Journey with Firi

2 milestones
  1. Jun 2026Founded

    Incorporated in Gurugram by former Uber India executives Vivek Madani and Karishma Rathaur, who had earlier built Honestly, an AI-powered beauty search and discovery platform. Rathaur worked on Uber Premier and Rentals; Madani later moved to deeptech products at Flipkart Labs.

  2. Sep 2026Funding

    Begins full operations after a pilot earlier in the year, delivering in as little as nine minutes in parts of Gurugram from its first Beauty Studio, and raises $3 million led by 360 ONE Asset.

Also building Firi

KRKarishma RathaurCo-founder→

Coverage

1 story
Funding · 16 Sept 2026 · 6 min read
Firi Raises $3M on a Bet That 300,000 Beauty Products Is the Problem, Not the Point