Explore by category
The home screen shows the nearest shops, grouped by clothes, grocery, mobiles, gifts and more. Each shop card shows distance, rating and whether it is open.
Shoppers find shops by category, see who is open now and browse live offers. Shop owners keep their page, hours and offers up to date.



The home screen groups nearby shops by clothes, grocery, mobiles and gifts.
The home screen shows the nearest shops, grouped by clothes, grocery, mobiles, gifts and more. Each shop card shows distance, rating and whether it is open.
People can search by shop or item and filter to shops that are open right now or have an offer.
Shops appear as coloured pins. Tapping one opens a card with directions, a call button and the live offer.
Each shop has photos, opening hours, address, offers, reviews and buttons for calling, directions and sharing.
A list of live offers near the shopper, with the last day shown on each. Shoppers can save an offer and get a reminder before it ends.
Owners edit hours, post offers and see profile views, calls, direction taps and offer saves, so they know what works.

From a web console, an owner changes hours for a festival, posts an offer with a last day and sees how many people looked, called and walked in this week.
Try the app
Shop owner console: how many people looked, called and walked in this week
Search, compare nearby shops and save offers before you go.
Update your page, hours and offers from the web console.
Find a shop in a new area with directions and opening hours.
A shopper searches for a saree shop, filters to open now, picks one from the list and taps Directions.
The shopper opens Offers, sees a sale ending in two days, saves it and gets a reminder the next morning.
A shop owner opens the console, adds a title, a last day and a photo, and the offer shows up for people nearby.
Before Diwali the owner sets longer hours for one week. The shop page and the open-now filter follow them.
It is an app that lists the shops in an area. People can find a shop by name, product or category, check if it is open and see how to get there.
It depends on the number of shop categories, whether shop owners edit their own pages, the map and search needs, and how many platforms you want at the start. Most teams plan the shopper app and owner console first, then add extras in phases.
Yes. We can build a shopper app for Android and iOS with a web console for shop owners and an admin panel for you, with maps, offers and push messages.
No. In this design a shop only needs a page with its hours, address, photos and offers. Selling online can be added later if the market wants it.
Each owner logs in to a simple console. They change hours, add photos, post offers and see how many people looked, called or asked for directions.
Yes. It can start with a single market or mall and grow to a whole city by adding areas and categories.