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Quick commerce is passe, dark stores are going to be history. Welcome KiranaPro, the new-gen shopping giant-in-the-making that will ride on over 13 million kirana (small retail outlets) stores spread across the length and breadth of India.

🧃 70% of kirana stores still track stock in notebooks Kiranalyze raised ₹8 Cr to digitize inventory for small retailers What's broken? ❌ No real-time stock visibility ❌ Frequent overstock or stockouts ❌ Manual billing eats time What Kiranalyze is

Open ended doubt: Does it make sense to create a "Democratized Quick Commerce App" that connects kirana stores to quick commerce any store, stores can list themselves on app, like swiggy hotels and instead of the dark store model kirana/supermarkets

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At least two lakh kirana stores—small neighbourhood retail outlets—have closed in the past year as consumers increasingly turn to fast delivery platforms such as Blinkit and Zepto, according to a market study. Read: https://bit.ly/4fgaFkN

We do not need dark stores, we will use our outlets such as Reliance Smart and we have tied up with kirana stores,” said a source with knowledge of the strategy. The idea is to pursue an asset-light strategy, as well as to expand those services pan-I

I've got an idea for an app that could really help out local stores. You know how everything's online these days? Well, this app would let you search for stuff you want to buy, and then show you which stores in your area have it in stock. You could

Quick commerce mainly serves affluent customers in specific metro areas, where people typically shop at supermarkets Given this, does quick commerce really impact local kirana stores? Or am i missing some consumer section?