One unified marketplace platform connecting Wholesalers, Shopkeepers, Customers, and Delivery Partners for seamless hyperlocal trade.
MorVyapar is a high-performance cross-platform mobile marketplace designed to digitize local supply chains. Built using Flutter and powered by Firebase, it bridges operational gaps between wholesale suppliers, retail vendors, and end consumers.
Designed tailored experiences for every stakeholder in the retail supply chain.
Bulk inventory management, automated tier pricing, dynamic stock distribution, and business analytics for large suppliers.
Source products direct from wholesalers, compare rates, manage local store orders, and generate instant bills.
Hyperlocal store discovery, instant price comparisons across local markets, seamless checkout, and order tracking.
Optimized route navigation, automated dispatch notifications, earnings dashboard, and delivery verification.
Everything required to run a scalable modern commerce business.
Categorize, batch update pricing, and set variant attributes with ease.
Real-time revenue reports, order statistics, and business growth metrics.
Indexed fuzzy search to find items across multiple local suppliers instantly.
Multi-vendor cart routing with optimized order distribution.
Instant GST-compliant invoice generation and download for B2B orders.
Automated push notifications when inventory drops below threshold levels.
Compare bulk prices across multiple wholesalers before placing orders.
Comprehensive business profile setup, verification, and address management.
Real-time order status updates from dispatch to doorstep delivery.
Upcoming features currently under engineering and design pipelines.
Designed with a mobile-first user experience and modern startup UI patterns.
Robust engineering stack supporting cross-platform flexibility, speed, and scale.
Flutter
Dart
Firebase
Firestore
Firebase Auth
Cloudinary
Provider
REST API
Git
GitHub
Wholesaler
Upload Products
Shopkeeper
Compare Prices
Place Order
Delivery Partner
Customer
Interested in business partnerships, investments, or early merchant access?