Former head of logistics at a national carrier. Angello built CraveWheels to fix the broken economics of the last mile. He believes the best operators are also the best optimists.
The operating system for the modern appetite
Own the
last mile.
We're building CraveWheels from the ground up in Connecticut, bringing food discovery, restaurant tools and delivery into one platform. We're at the beginning, with no operating traction yet.
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// The Mission
We don't deliver food.
We route appetite.
CraveWheels was founded on a simple conviction: the last mile of food is the most valuable — and the most broken — surface in commerce. We are building a platform to connect local food discovery, restaurant operations and delivery. This is our vision, not a claim of an established network.
Precision at scale
Every order, every kitchen, every rider — orchestrated by a system built for the velocity of a hungry city.
Radical transparency
We're starting from zero and sharing our progress honestly, without inflated numbers or invented milestones.
One platform, four pillars
Marketplace, ghost kitchens, fleet and analytics — not bolted together, but designed as a single organism.
// The Platform
Four pillars.
One engine.
Our product direction, from the marketplace we're building to the partner tools we plan to introduce.
The CraveWheels presentation
One vision. The whole platform.
Discover what we're building for the next chapter of local food.
// Planned analytics
Real insights, once operations begin.
We plan to help partners understand orders, delivery performance and revenue. There is no operating history to report yet, so we're not showing sample charts or performance claims.
// Where we are today
Just getting started.
We're starting from zero: no cities served, no restaurant partners, no active drivers and no completed deliveries yet. We're building our first network in Connecticut.
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// Partner With Us
Build with the
last mile.
Run a restaurant, a ghost kitchen, or a fleet? Apply to join the CraveWheels network and put Connecticut's appetite to work for you.
// The Crew
The people who
route the city.
Distributed-systems engineer turned food-tech . Lyneker architected the Pulse Grid routing engine from a whiteboard in a Hartford garage.
Holson turned CraveWheels' order stream into the partner analytics dashboard. He treats every heatmap like a city's pulse.
Clifford signs the restaurants. He personally onboarded over 1,000 kitchens and runs the ghost-kitchen accelerator program.