What if your restaurant understood itself?
That question became SANQ. Since then we've been building one thing: software that quietly understands what's happening, so you don't have to.
Meet the people
Aditya Kanumilli
Aditya spends most of his time listening before deciding. Meeting owners, refining the product, presenting SANQ. He starts each one with the same question: what problem are we really trying to solve?
You'll find him sketching interfaces and obsessing over details most people never notice.
Great software doesn't impress with features. It quietly gives you back your time.
Akash Varma
Akash grew up around restaurants, which keeps the software in SANQ grounded in how they actually operate, not how it assumes they should.
Beyond the product he runs the company itself: operations, finance, and the moving parts behind a business.
Good operations should never get in the way. They should quietly enable everything else.
Sathvik Vadavatha
Sathvik turns ideas into systems people can rely on. He leads the engineering with one goal: software restaurants can trust, day after day.
He believes complexity belongs behind the scenes. The harder the problem, the simpler it should feel.
Powerful technology shouldn't demand attention. It should earn trust.
SANQ prepares.
You approve.
An Invisible Intelligence platform for restaurants. We work with a small number of restaurants at a time, so SANQ fits the way they already operate, not the other way around.