At age 22, when most youths are studying or enjoying life, one young founder, Devkaran, is building QuickVenue, which is an AI powered platform that makes event venue discovery and booking simpler. The startup brings venues and event services onto one digital platform as it begins its pilot stage.
QuickVenue lets users search venues by location, budget and guest capacity. They can browse profiles, compare options, customise packages and schedule visits before booking. The platform solves a common problem in event planning, where customers usually make multiple calls and deal separately with venues and service providers.
New App Simplifies Booking
Founder and CEO Devkaran is using AI to support venue and service discovery. Users describe their event needs, and the platform recommends venues based on preferences.
The recommendation system works with search and comparison features. Customers can filter by event type, budget, location and guest count instead of scrolling through unrelated listings. QuickVenue also focuses on venue verification, transparent pricing and access to service providers, making early event planning more organised.
Product is developing beyond venue booking into a marketplace that connects customers with venues, cafes, vendors and event professionals.
Categories include DJs, bouncers, caterers, decorators, helicopters and other services. By combining venue discovery, comparison, booking and service access, QuickVenue positions itself as part of the wider event ecosystem.
Young Founder Builds Startup
Company operates under the QuickVenue brand with its office in Bidupur, Vaishali, Bihar. The platform is in pilot stage as the team builds its network of venues and service providers.
Co Founder and COO Pushp Raj is also part of the team. The founders aim to create a digital ecosystem covering weddings, celebrations, corporate events and more. Devkaran’s story reflects the trend of young entrepreneurs using technology to solve everyday problems.
The young founder angle recalls entrepreneurs who started early, such as Zerodha co founder Nikhil Kamath, who began his journey young and later became a leading name in online broking.
Kamath turned 40 on 5th September, with his brother Nithin Kamath sharing a childhood photo to mark the occasion. Unlike Zerodha, QuickVenue is still in pilot stage, but the comparison shows how young founders are entering diverse sectors with tech driven ideas.
Open Market Target
QuickVenue plans to expand across India and bring more parts of event planning onto one platform. Its approach combines AI recommendations with venue details and service categories.
Next stage involves expanding the venue and vendor network and testing customer use during real events. Accurate listings, transparent pricing and reliable services will be key as it moves beyond pilot. At 22, Devkaran is at the start of his journey, building a marketplace in a fragmented industry while adding to the growing group of young entrepreneurs.
This represents an attempt of young founder which is trying to simplify event planning with AI and digital integration. By combining venue discovery with service access, the startup aims to reduce effort for customers while creating a new ecosystem for events. Its pilot stage will test how well the model works, but the story highlights the rise of young entrepreneurs shaping industries with technology.
