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Industry 11  /  Quick commerce

Ten-minute promises,kept.

Seven quick-commerce platforms shipped. The promise on the homepage is an engineering commitment: inventory accuracy, rider supply and dispatch have to hold simultaneously.

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Where it usually breaks
01
Dark store inventory

Stock accuracy per store decides whether the promise is deliverable or a cancellation.

02
Rider supply

Demand spikes in twenty-minute windows. Supply has to be forecast, not reacted to.

03
Slot honesty

Showing a delivery window you cannot meet costs more than showing a longer one.

04
Unit economics

Every extra minute and every failed drop is measurable margin.

What we build

01
Customer appsBrowse, order and live tracking on iOS and Android.
02
Rider appsAssignment, navigation and proof of delivery.
03
Dark store toolingPicking, stock counts and store-level availability.
04
Dispatch engineBatching and assignment under time pressure.
05
Slot and pricing logicDynamic windows and fees tied to real capacity.
06
Operations dashboardsLive performance per store and per rider.

Shipped work

Seven quick-commerce platforms shipped
MILKRUN
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MILKRUN

Grocery delivery with rider dispatch and live tracking.

Zapp
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Zapp

On-demand delivery at metropolitan scale.

Grokart
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Grokart

Grocery commerce with store-level fulfilment.

Stack we use here

React NativeNode.jsPostgreSQLRedisKafkaKubernetesMaps APIs

How we approach it

We model store-level inventory as the source of truth and refuse to show a slot the system cannot back. Dispatch is a service with replay tooling so any assignment decision can be audited later.

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