Frequently asked questions

Tummy & Mummy is India's first verified homemade food marketplace. We connect home chefs (Mummy Producers) with consumers (Tummy Consumers) who want authentic, preservative-free, homemade food — delivered pan-India with full FSSAI compliance.

Every producer goes through a step-by-step onboarding that includes FSSAI licensing support, KYC checks, kitchen verification by our provider network and compliant food labelling. Producers can also get lab tests for shelf life and safety; a product shows a Lab-tested badge only while its verified, in-date report is on file. Every product is reviewed by our team before it goes live.

Named after Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot, the Blue Dot Economy is our framework where every transaction creates social impact. Each blue dot on our map represents a verified supplier — a real kitchen, a real family, a real livelihood. We are aligned with UN SDG 2.2.

Producers set their own prices using our transparent MRP Engine, which shows every cost layer — ingredients, packaging, labelling, shipping, platform fee, and margin. They receive payouts for every order delivered, with full visibility into their earnings.

Yes. We deliver pan-India through our logistics partners. Delivery timelines vary by location — typically 2-5 business days. You can check delivery availability and estimated dates by entering your pincode on any product page.

Yes. Every product is made in verified home kitchens by individual producers — not in factories. Our kitchen verification process and FSSAI compliance pipeline ensure quality and hygiene standards are met while preserving the authentic homemade character.

Sign up on our platform and our voice AI assistant Asha will walk you through the entire onboarding — from FSSAI registration to product photography. We support producers in Hindi and English, and the process works entirely from a mobile phone.

Smart Pantry is our subscription service that lets consumers set up regular deliveries of their favourite homemade staples — pickles, snacks, spices — at a frequency and budget that works for them. It creates predictable income for producers and convenience for consumers.