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I have an idea to connect local shopkeepers and service providers to their customers through an app and offer business between them online so that anyone can do shopping from their local market without going to market, and hence provide digital mark

Business Name: Groso Business Model: Groso is an online grocery / product service exclusively serving Nagpur. It connects local grocery stores and product suppliers to customers through a user-friendly app or website. Customers can browse, order, and

I am planning to build an app where customers can compare food prices and order from the same app. This will give customers more option to choice from Rather than only zomato and swiggy I am planning to integrate 23 app api. 1. Zomato 2. Swiggy

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🚨 How Quick Commerce is Threatening Local Kirana Stores – And How They Can Fight Back! 🚨 Quick commerce (10-minute delivery apps) is rapidly changing how customers shop for groceries. With deep discounts, free deliveries, and aggressive marketing,

I want to start an online medicine delivery platform which connects local pharmacies with its own customers in an online way. The existing customers can order medicines online from the available store very near to them. This allows to make a 20 minu

I am planning to create an MVP for booking barber slots in local barber shops through an app to cut down on wait time and display prices before-hand. Wanted some validation on the idea. Please let me know what you guys think of it!

Project Proposal: Local Network-Based Fashion Brand - "B.A.R" 1. Project Title “B.A.R: New Income Opportunities for Local Shopkeepers and Affordable Fashion for Customers” 2. Project Overview B.A.R is a network-based fashion brand that provides loca

Our QuickCommerce platform connects local vendors with customers by enabling fast, on-demand product delivery within their area. Vendors can list their products on our app, and customers can browse, purchase, and receive their orders within minutes t

"With the rise of online shopping and 10-minute deliveries, small shopkeepers across India are struggling to compete with e-commerce giants. These local businesses, often run by less tech-savvy individuals, face declining sales as large companies sou