Mobile-first storefront
A fast, branded shop your customers open on their phone. No app install required.
Not a second catalog to maintain and a second stock figure to get wrong. storeDule sells the products, prices and quantities your till already knows about, the moment you switch it on.
storeDule reads your grossDule catalog, pricing, and stock. Turning it on is a switch, not a second system to run.
A fast, branded shop your customers open on their phone. No app install required.
Change a price or a product once. It updates the shelf label and the storefront together.
Shelf and screen share one live count, updated on every sale and every delivery.
Categories, variants, and product attributes carried across from the catalog, so browsing works the way the shop does.
Size, colour, and pack shown as one product with choices rather than nine near-identical listings a shopper has to compare by hand.
Your name, your colours, and your photographs, so a customer arriving from a message recognises the shop they already buy from.
Local retail is collect, deliver, and pay however the customer prefers. Those are first-class here rather than plugins on a model designed for parcels.
Pickup, delivery, or pay-at-store in a few taps. Card, UPI, and cash all settle to your books.
Reserve online, collect in store. Orders drop onto your counter queue, ready when the customer arrives.
Customers pick a slot at checkout, and the order lands in the day it was promised for.
Placed, picked, ready, collected. The customer sees the same status your counter does.
When something is out, the shopper is offered the alternative rather than finding it in the bag. The order and the receipt both reflect what was actually supplied.
A return is a movement and a credit, not a refund and a shrug. The stock goes back to a slot and the books are square.
A local shop lives on the customer who comes back on Thursday. The point of an online counter is to make that easier, not to acquire strangers.
Points, member prices, and promotions apply the same online as they do at the till.
The customer is told when the order is ready, without anyone at the counter making a call.
Past orders are one tap away, which is how a weekly shop actually behaves.
A saved list is the shopping habit made durable, so the Thursday order takes a minute instead of a browse through the whole shop.
The person at the till and the person online are the same customer record, so history, points, and preferences do not fork.
The honest question a shop owner asks is not what the storefront does, it is how much extra work it creates. This is the answer.
Collect and delivery orders arrive on the same queue the counter already works, not on a separate tablet somebody has to remember to check.
Slots, cut-off times, and how many orders an hour you accept are yours to set, so a busy Saturday does not commit you to more than the shop can pick.
An online order posts the same tax, the same fiscal receipt and the same ledger entries as one rung up at the till. There is no second set of books.
One shared shop or one per location, each running on its own live stock, so a customer is never offered something that is only in another town.
storeDule is in early access with the founding grossDule stores. Join now and your storefront is ready the day it ships, on the catalog you already keep.
Free during early access. Runs on your grossDule core. Your data stays yours.
The full picture, one page at a time.
The shopper side of your store, on the same catalog as your grossDule till. Your first storefront is included.
What storeDule runs on: your grossDule core, your payment methods, your delivery.