Online ordering, WhatsApp checkout, delivery apps and inventory systems for stores, chains and grocery brands, built by the team behind CityXmart's 41-second WhatsApp checkout.
Orders arrive as chat messages and voice notes, payment arrives as a screenshot, and someone re-enters everything by hand.
Automated WhatsApp ordering with UPI payments matched to orders.
The billing system, the website and the shelf all disagree, so customers order items that are already gone.
One inventory shared by store, website and apps.
Aggregators take a commission on every order and keep the customer data that would bring people back.
Your own ordering channels and your own customer list.
Pick one to start. Everything runs on the same typed stack, so it all connects later.
GST-compliant invoices on every order, with exports your accountant can use directly.
Card data handled by PCI DSS-compliant gateways, never stored on your servers.
Consent capture, access controls and deletion requests designed in line with India's DPDP Act.
Broadcasts sent only to customers who opted in, following Meta's Business messaging policies.
We design systems to support these requirements. Your accountant and legal advisers confirm compliance for your business.
Customers browse the catalogue, fill a cart and pay by UPI without leaving WhatsApp. The store owner gets an alert the moment an order is paid.
StackMeta WhatsApp Business API / UPI webhooks / Node.js / PostgreSQL
What retail & grocery teams usually ask before starting a project.
Something else? Ask an engineer
Not necessarily. Many single stores start with WhatsApp ordering and a simple back office, which can pay for itself in staff time. We'll recommend the smallest useful first step on the scoping call.
Usually, yes. If your billing or POS software has an API or a reliable export, we can keep stock and orders in sync. We confirm this during scoping before quoting.
It depends on your customers. WhatsApp has the lowest barrier, a website helps with search, and an app rewards loyal repeat customers. Many retailers start with WhatsApp and add the others later on the same inventory.
The code, the database and the customer list are transferred to you at every milestone. Moving to another team means handing over the repository, not negotiating an export.
A senior engineer reads every brief. You get a written scope with a fixed price per milestone, usually within a day.
