Food, litter and treats on a schedule matched to each animal, adjusted by the owner in the app. Heavy bags arrive before the scoop hits the bottom of the old one.
Owners notice the bag is empty when the dog does. Now it is a same-day dash for you or a switch to whatever the supermarket stocks.
A labrador, two cats and a parrot in one house is three products on three cycles. Multiply by a hundred houses and memory gives out.
Fifteen-kilo bags up three floors, in whatever order the orders came in. Your back pays for the routing.
A holiday, a diet change, a fussy phase, and unopened bags stack up until the easiest fix is cancelling.
A big dog’s monthly bag and the cats’ fortnightly litter are one subscription on their own cycles. Deliveries land before run-out, not after.
A new diet, a bigger bag, a skipped month while the cousin’s cat visits. Owners change it in the app and the plan follows.
Runsheets sort stops by street, building and floor, so the fifteen-kilo bags travel the shortest possible path, including yours up the stairs.
A full cupboard is a one-tap skip and an uncharged wallet. The subscription, and the customer, survive the fussy phase.
The parts of Lanemi a pet supplies business leans on every month.
| Feature | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Flexible subscriptions | Different products on different cycles, per household and per pet. |
| Self-service changes | Diet switches, bag sizes and skips handled by owners in the app. |
| Prepaid wallet | Charged per delivery. Skipped months charge nothing. |
| Nightly forecast | Totals by product, so you stock the van with what today needs. |
| Ordered runsheets | Heavy bags routed by street, building and floor. |
| One-time orders | A new toy or a wormer rides along with the food. |
| Reports | Product trends and churn, so you buy ahead of the appetites. |
A pet food round in Bengaluru, a farm-feed run in rural Wales, a kibble service in Austin. Your currency, your payment methods, your rules.
Lanemi began on a working farm, where animals are fed before anyone else and run-outs are not an option. The steady-cycle design comes from living with appetites that do not take holidays.
Read our storyThe bowl never runs empty and the run-out emergency calls are gone.
Owners swap diets in the app and my van is stocked for what today actually needs.
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Yes. Monthly dog food, fortnightly litter and a quarterly flea treatment are one subscription with three cycles.
They swap the product in the app, and the change applies from the next delivery. Your forecast updates with it.
Runsheets sort by street, building and floor, so heavy stops cluster sensibly. What goes in the van, and in what order, follows the list.
Yes. Toys, treats and treatments ride the same delivery as one-time orders, charged from the same wallet.
They keep a wallet topped up as they like, and it is charged per delivered order. A skipped delivery is never charged.
Short, practical, and no filler. Leave any time.