One platform instead of a cart and ten apps — a fast mobile store, shipping and delivery, COD tracking, GST books and reports.
Start free — we set it up. We move your catalogue and connect payments and delivery at no charge. Free up to 100 orders a month.
Connect your Shopify store (WooCommerce and custom carts on request). Orders flow in; we run what happens after checkout. Priced per order, only for the modules you use — and we set it up free.
Basket to reconciled, and what every system is holding at each step. No cuts, no voiceover, nothing hidden between the stages.
Your cart is good at taking money. It has nothing to say about the ninety minutes after — the picking, the routing, the cash, the invoice, the customer asking where it is.
The cart knows your delivery geography. The dispatch screen knows the invoice. The books know both. Nothing is re-keyed between them.
Serviceability, guided choice and a returning customer who never retypes anything.
Your own riders on their phones, a delivery partner over an API, or a mix by pincode.
GST-correct paperwork, and a nightly check that every system still agrees.
Run storefront, checkout, shipping, delivery and books on Commerce OS with nothing to install or maintain — or keep Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom cart and connect it as an integration — catalogue and orders sync, and fulfilment goes to whoever is actually carrying the box.
Read the catalogue, write the orders, keep one record of truth — wherever that record lives.
Shopify is in production today. The others connect through the same adapter interface — catalogue in, orders out, money reconciled. Running without any backend is supported too: the platform can hold the catalogue itself.
Own fleet, contracted riders or a national partner — the same order states either way.
The in-house rider app is in production. Partner integrations use the same manifest and status model, so an order handed to a courier reports against the same SLA board as one on your own bike.
Every field, tap and page a customer has to get through is a place the order dies. We removed them — and the repeat order, which is where a grocery or wellness brand actually makes its money, collapsed to a single tap.
A returning customer is recognised on arrival. Their last baskets are already on screen — select, confirm, done. No login, no password, no re-typing an address they gave you last month.
Mobile, name, address, locality — on one screen, with the PIN already answered and the delivery pin resolved from the address while they type. No account creation, ever.
Serviceability, delivery day and the free-delivery threshold are settled before the first add-to-cart — so nobody fills a basket only to be told you don't deliver there.
“Do teen kilo aata bhej do” — spoken in Hindi, Hinglish or English, into a basket. For the customer who will never enjoy typing on a phone, and for the repeat order that should take five seconds.
Every frame below is a screenshot of a live deployment taking real orders — customer names and numbers masked, nothing else touched. Storefront to courier to ledger.
The admin console and the store-ops panel, tab by tab, on seeded data: MIS, orders, aging, rejected writes, cash custody, the money trail, reconciliation and settings — then the pick list, routing, dispatch and returns.
Not a chatbot bolted to a storefront. The AI sits on your own order, delivery and cash data — so what it says can be checked, exported, and taken to your CA.
Type the question the way you'd say it. The answer comes back as a real table — filtered, grouped, charted, with the rows you can export. No ticket to a developer, no waiting for a report to be built.
Hindi, Hinglish or English, on the phone they already hold. Quantities, pack sizes and substitutions resolve against your live catalogue; the customer confirms one screen and it's an order — with the same serviceability and payment rules as any other.
GSTR-1 style B2C summaries by place of supply and rate, HSN-wise outward supply, credit notes tied to the invoices they reverse, and a consecutive per-financial-year invoice series that never skips. Exportable, reconciled, and dated.
Fifteen reconciliation checks run every morning against the commerce backend; anything stuck past its stage limit, any cash that hasn't landed, any order the backend disagrees about surfaces on its own — with a Telegram alert when it matters.
A cart sees a transaction. This sees a household, a route and a ledger — over time. Every model below runs on your own order history; none of it needs a data team.
Per customer, per product, we learn the actual gap between orders — then flag the ones due this week and put a one-tap basket in front of them.
Consumption is derived from what was actually delivered — quantities, weights, composition. Gaps in the basket drive the next recommendation.
Km per delivery, cost per drop, on-time rate — own fleet against partner, by pincode. The basis for deciding who should carry which order.
Cash that doesn't match the order, orders stuck past their stage limit, books that stopped agreeing with the backend — surfaced the morning it happens.
A modelled walk-through for an organic grocery brand at roughly ₹50L monthly GMV across Delhi NCR — the shape of business this was built for. The volumes and unit economics below are the inputs; the arithmetic is what the system changes.
Read this as a model, not a testimonial. The operational figures are drawn from the reference deployment this product runs on; the money is arithmetic applied to the stated volumes. Bring your own numbers to the walkthrough and we will run it against them in front of you.
You pay when you sell. No platform fee, no per-user licence, no annual lock-in — and nothing at all until you are past a hundred orders a month. WhatsApp lifecycle messaging and the intelligence layer are in the price at every tier, not sold back to you as add-ons.
Tiers apply to the whole month, not in bands — cross into Scale and every order that month is at the Scale rate. WhatsApp lifecycle messaging and the whole intelligence and growth layer are included at every tier; only delivery operations and partner adapters are charged on top, per delivered order, and a cancelled order is never billed. Payment gateway charges and Meta's WhatsApp template fees are billed by those providers at cost. Annual commitment takes a further 15% off; we will tell you which tier you actually land in after the first month rather than guessing now.
Because it does — cash in a rider's pocket, refunds to a customer's card, and numbers a chartered accountant will read line by line.
No. Commerce OS includes the storefront, checkout and payments, so you can run your brand on it alone — nothing to install, no plugins to manage. If you already have Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or a custom cart, it can connect as an optional integration instead.
Yes. Our team sets up your store, moves your catalogue, connects payments and delivery, and trains your team — at no charge. You pay nothing up to 100 orders a month, then ₹6–₹10 per order. No lock-in.
No. We host the platform and handle security, updates, backups and integrations (payments, couriers, WhatsApp, GST). Setup and catalogue migration are done by our team; your staff only use the screens.
A modern, fast storefront designed mobile-first and polished on desktop — the kind of shopping experience large consumer brands build in-house: quick search, one-tap reorders, a four-field checkout and pincode-aware delivery promises.
Orders can go to your own riders, a courier aggregator, 3PL or hyperlocal partner through shipping integrations — manifests and status updates flow back automatically, so every order is tracked in one place whoever delivers it.
One set of reports across the store, shipping, cash and books: sales, discounts, cancellations, delivery SLAs, cost per delivery, cash not yet banked and GST — filtered by day, area, PIN or product, or asked in plain English.
No. Deliver with your own riders on the rider app, hand orders to a 3PL or hyperlocal partner over an API, or mix the two by pincode. Every order moves through the same states whichever way it goes.
Cash is tracked through each handover — rider to store, store to company — with the actor, amount and timestamp recorded at every step. Shortfalls are flagged the same day rather than found at month end.
Yes. Tax invoices carry HSN and place of supply, are numbered consecutively per financial year, and credit notes are raised automatically on cancellation and return. A nightly check flags any gap in the invoice series.
Per order, not per seat. Free up to 100 orders a month, then ₹10, ₹8 or ₹6 per order depending on monthly volume. Delivery operations add ₹2 and partner/3PL adapters ₹1 per delivered order. Cancelled orders are never billed, and there is no annual lock-in.
English, Hinglish and Hindi, with thumb-sized targets built for a phone held in one hand.
D2C brands that deliver locally and sell to the same households again and again — fresh and perishable food, packaged food and grocery, bakery, dairy and meat, wellness and supplements.
A 30-minute session, not a slide deck. We load your catalogue into a sandbox cart, walk through the console and the courier app, and show a reconciliation report from a live store.
Leave your number and we'll take it from there — your store, your catalogue, your delivery setup, done by our team.
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