Pyng’s launch was preceded today with Swiggy unveiling Snacc as a separate 15-minute food delivery app besides Dineout and direct-to-commerce (D2C) brands marketplace Minis being standalone apps.

Pyng seems to be part of Swiggy’s diversification strategy as it looks to leverage its logistics and consumer base to tap into the growing services market in the country.

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Swiggy is providing a money-back guarantee on Pyng if the service is not up to expectations for users, showing the confidence of the company in the app’s performance and user experience.

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Swiggy has rolled out a new offering, DeskEats, specifically designed to cater to working professionals across India.

Swiggy has launched Pyng in Bangalore, a cutting-edge AI-driven platform designed to connect users with a wide variety of verified experts across over 100 specialties. This online marketplace ...

Swiggy, an on-demand convenience platform, announced the launch of a new consumer app, Pyng—an AI-driven platform designed to simplify access to thousands of verified professionals across 100 ...

New Delhi: Swiggy on Tuesday announced the launch of Pyng, an AI-driven platform for users to access professionals across specialisations like health and wellness, astrologers, event planners and ...

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New Delhi: Swiggy has entered the professional services market with the launch of its AI-driven platform, Pyng. In a press statement, Swiggy said that Pyng is an online marketplace designed to ...

Swiggy Ltd has entered the professional services sector with the introduction of Pyng, an AI-powered consumer platform created using large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI, Gemini Flash, and Claude.