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RK Mamillapalli

Founder & CEO

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Ventures

Software built from real operations.

KloudC is the company I founded and lead. Its products begin with problems I’ve seen up close — in enterprise systems, and on the floor of a working store.

Primary company · Connecticut, USA

KloudC

Founder & CEO

KloudC builds AI-enabled retail operations platforms, workflow automation, integrations, and custom digital products for businesses with complex operations.

Portfolio

  • RetailOps · Developed in a Live Retail Environment
  • B2Bees · In development
  • Paizal · Live on the App Store · 2026

How we operate

  • Honest about fit
  • People stay in control
  • Careful with data
  • Ship, learn, improve

Conceptual illustration, not a product screenshot.

01Retail operations platform

FlagshipDeveloped in a Live Retail Environment

RetailOps

An AI-enabled operations layer that helps independent retailers make their POS inventory match the real store.

The problem
A point-of-sale system shows what it believes is on hand. Receiving gaps, case-pack errors, untracked transfers and damaged goods quietly pull those numbers away from reality — and every reorder built on them inherits the error.
The approach
RetailOps sits alongside the existing POS rather than replacing it. It surfaces specific exceptions, turns each into a task an employee can finish on the floor, and gives managers a view of only what needs attention. AI prioritizes and recommends; people make every inventory-changing decision.
Current capabilities
  • Inventory integrity checks
  • Employee mobile workflows
  • Exception-focused manager view
  • Guided purchasing decisions
On the roadmap
  • Reusable connectors for other retail and POS platforms

Developed and refined in a Toast-based environment at Spice Town — my own founder-owned store, not an independent customer. KloudC offers inventory-accuracy assessments for independent retailers.

Conceptual illustration, not a product screenshot.

02Supplier–retailer platform

In development

B2Bees

A discovery, catalog, ordering and supply-chain workflow platform connecting retailers with the suppliers who stock their shelves.

The problem
For independent retailers, supplier relationships decide what reaches the shelf — yet discovery, catalogs and orders are still scattered across calls, texts, PDFs and sales reps.
The approach
B2Bees is designed to bring the supplier–retailer handoff into one connected workflow: find trading partners, browse structured catalogs, and move from catalog to order without the back-and-forth.
Capabilities
  • Partner discovery
  • Structured catalogs
  • Catalog-to-order flow
  • Supply-chain workflow

A KloudC venture in development. Contact KloudC for current status and access.

Conceptual illustration, not a product screenshot.

03iPhone app · Finance

Live on the App Store · 2026

Paizal

A check-writing and check-management app for U.S. bank accounts — create, preview, print and track checks from an iPhone.

The problem
Paper checks remain part of how many U.S. businesses and households pay — and preparing them, and keeping track of what was written, is still a manual chore.
The approach
Paizal prepares checks consistently, saves recipients and keeps a ledger of draft, issued and void checks. Data stays on the device. It deliberately does not connect to banks, move money or hold funds.
Capabilities
  • Create & print checks
  • Saved recipients
  • Draft / issued / void ledger
  • On-device data

Released publicly on the U.S. App Store in 2026, published by KloudC LLC.

Real-world business experience

Spice Town

Founder & owner · Est. 2022 · Vernon, Connecticut

Founder-owned business

A South Asian grocery in Vernon, Connecticut — premium Halal meats, Street Kitchen takeout, catering and specialty products for the community.

I founded Spice Town in 2022 as a neighborhood grocery and have grown it into a community destination, adding Street Kitchen takeout and catering along the way. It isn’t a technology venture — it’s a working retail and food business, with deliveries to receive, a varied catalog to manage, multiple suppliers and a team to support.

That daily experience is where KloudC’s retail thinking comes from. The inventory problems I saw at Spice Town inspired RetailOps, and the store is where the platform was developed and refined.

Disclosure: Spice Town is my own business. It inspired RetailOps and is where the platform was developed and refined — it is founder-owned, not an independent customer.

Connect

Interested in what KloudC is building? Let’s talk.

I’m open to conversations with founders, investors, operators and partners — and to speaking and podcast invitations on entrepreneurship, SaaS and applied AI.