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Crave it. Save it.

The food-delivery app that pays you back

Browse real restaurants. Build a real order. Check out for real. Then keep the money — Cravault banks what you would have spent and shows you the receipt for ₹0.

Redeem an invite codeInvite-only, for now.

How it works

01

Browse for real

Real restaurants, real menus, real prices. Filter by cuisine, read the reviews, argue with yourself about the extra side.

02

Build the order you want

Customise it. Add the dessert. Watch the delivery fee and the taxes stack up exactly the way they would anywhere else.

03

Check out — and keep the money

The payment screen looks like any other. Then Cravault banks what the order would have cost, hands you a ₹0 receipt, and adds it to your vault.

Every craving becomes a receipt for nothing

Ordering food is a habit built on a hundred small, forgettable decisions. Cravault makes each one visible: what you nearly spent, what you kept, and how it adds up over a month of not ordering.

Your vault tracks the running total, the streak of days you stayed on track, and the milestones you cross on the way up.

CRAVAULT

The ₹0 receipt

3 items, not ordered₹1,093

You almost spent

₹1,093

Charged to your card: ₹0

Nothing is ever ordered, charged, or delivered.

No card is taken, no payment is processed, and no restaurant ever hears about it. Cravault is a savings tool wearing a food app's clothes.

Questions

Is Cravault a real food-delivery app?

It looks and behaves like one. You browse real restaurants, open real menus, customise real dishes and build a real cart. The difference is the last step: at checkout Cravault banks what the order would have cost instead of placing it. Nothing is ever ordered, charged, or delivered.

Will I ever be charged?

No. There is no payment step and no card is ever taken. The checkout screen is the entire point of the exercise — it carries the craving all the way to the moment of paying, and then stops.

What happens to the money I don't spend?

It stays exactly where it was: your account. Cravault records the amount as a saving and keeps a running ledger of everything you didn't order, with streaks and milestones as you go. It never moves, holds or invests your money — it shows you what you kept and nudges you to put it somewhere that earns.

How do I get in?

Cravault is invite-only. You need a code from someone already using it, then you sign in with Google to redeem it.

Got a code?

Redeem it and start banking the orders you don't place.

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