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About
Gobble sells a weekly, opt-out meal-kit subscription in the United States: prepped ingredients that come together in one pan in roughly 15 minutes. Its Toronto-based CTO Chris Woodford ran engineering remotely and told the TechTO Product audience in 2020 that Gobble's best customers are the ones who never open the app — they let the algorithm pick and the box arrive. That makes conventional A/B testing useless at Gobble's traffic, so the team leaned on feature flags and large, reversible changes instead. Intelligent Foods acquired Gobble in December 2022 and named Garg CEO of both Gobble and Sun Basket; the brands continue to run separately.
Backers
Y Combinator W14 batch, confirmed on the TechTO stage; other investors not verified here.
Quick answers
What does Gobble do?
It ships weekly meal kits in the US with the prep already done, so dinner cooks in one pan in about 15 minutes. The subscription is opt-out — if you do nothing, the food keeps coming.
Who founded Gobble?
Ooshma Garg, in San Francisco in 2010. The company went through Y Combinator's W14 batch.
What is Gobble's connection to Toronto?
Chris Woodford, its CTO, moved back to Toronto after the San Francisco startup years and kept running Gobble's engineering from there. He spoke about the company's product process at TechTO Product in 2020.
What happened to Gobble?
Intelligent Foods acquired it in December 2022 in a reported nine-figure deal and named Ooshma Garg CEO of both Gobble and Sun Basket. Gobble continues as its own brand.