We back early-stage sellers.
Robnu is built by Onviqa Inc., a small product company that has spent the last several years building tools for Indian internet sellers. We are not chasing enterprise OMS users. We are on the side of the founder running a brand from a 2-person team.
- Onviqa Inc. is the parent. Robnu is the marketplace ops + revenue protection product.
- We back early-stage sellers — that's the audience anchor for everything we ship.
- Free during early access; ≤ 750 orders/month forever-free post-launch. Permanent commitment.
Why Robnu exists
Indian marketplace ops is brutal for early-stage sellers. The portals are designed for volume. The deductions are silent. The manifests close at midnight. The tools that help — OMSes, courier aggregators, ERPs — are all sized and priced for sellers who already have ops teams. That leaves the founder with 5–25 orders a day on Ajio with Excel and 11 portal tabs.
We have watched friends lose 5–10% of gross to deductions they never disputed because they didn't have time. We've watched manifests miss because the slip queue was on the wrong tab. We've watched founders pay for an OMS rollout that took six months and broke when the marketplace changed an API.
Robnu is the answer we wanted for them — and for the hundreds of sellers like them. The platform is free during early access because the audience that needs it the most is the audience that can least afford to pay for it. When paid pricing launches, the people we built it for stay free forever.
The brand
Robnu reads as Rob — No. Protects sellers from silent revenue loss. The hummingbird mark exists because hummingbirds defend tiny territories with disproportionate effort.
Onviqa Inc.
Onviqa is a small product company in India. Robnu is one of several tools we ship. Reach us at [email protected] — Hiren, the co-founder, replies personally to most things.
Policies and legal
Privacy, terms, the Chrome extension agreement, and the data processing addendum each live on their own page under /legal. Pick the one you need:
- Privacy policy — DPDP-2023-aligned, full token-handling disclosure.
- Terms of service — subscription terms, acceptable use, liability cap.
- Chrome extension agreement — single purpose + permission justifications.
- Data processing addendum — for enterprise sellers who need one.