A customer app, a delivery partner app and a store admin panel, ready to customise for your stores, your catchment and your delivery promise. Add WhatsApp ordering for customers who won't install anything.
Every module shares the same backend and data, and every one carries your brand.
Browse, search and reorder in a few taps, with live order tracking to the door.
Everything a rider needs: assigned orders, routes, proof of delivery and earnings.
Run stores, stock, riders and offers from one dashboard.
Each milestone has a fixed price and a Friday demo, so you always know what's done and what's next.
We agree your brand, catchment, delivery model and which features matter for launch.
Your catalogue, stores, delivery zones and payment gateway are set up, with your branding across all three apps.
Staff and a group of real customers place orders on test builds, and we fix what they find.
Both stores' listings go live, riders are onboarded, and we support the first weeks of real orders.
Start with the core platform, then add what sets your business apart.
Let customers order in chat, using the same flow we built for CityXmart.
Route orders to the nearest store or dark store with its own stock.
Daily milk, weekly staples and other repeat deliveries on a schedule.
Keep online stock in step with your billing software.
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 founders usually ask before launching their own grocery delivery apps.
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It covers the same core flows: browse, order, deliver fast. But it's built as your own platform with your brand, your stores and the features your customers need, not a copy of someone else's app.
Yes. Many stores start with WhatsApp ordering and the admin panel, then add the customer app once order volumes justify it. Everything shares the same inventory.
No. You pay a fixed price per milestone and own the code outright. Your ongoing costs are hosting, SMS or WhatsApp messages, and maps, which we estimate during scoping.
Yes. Each store or dark store has its own stock and delivery zone, and orders route to the nearest one that has the items.
We submit the apps to the App Store and Google Play under your developer accounts, so the listings and reviews belong to your business.
Tell us your market and business model. We'll come back with a written launch plan and a fixed price per milestone.
