Speedyy was envisioned as an exchange-based super-app designed to empower MSMEs and local businesses by reducing commission-heavy marketplace control. Customers could access multiple services through one unified system—while vendors operated under a subscription model instead of high per-order fees.
Traditional delivery platforms often create structural inefficiencies for MSMEs:
vendor margins get squeezed by high commissions, businesses lose control over pricing and customer relationships,
and operations become fragmented across service types.
The challenge was not building apps—it was designing a marketplace system that could fairly balance vendors, customers, and logistics at scale,
across multiple verticals.
The hard part was designing a service-agnostic marketplace engine that stays fair and consistent while supporting very different verticals.
A single consumer experience for discovery, ordering, and delivery tracking across multiple categories—built on top of unified order lifecycles.
Vendor onboarding and operations flows for catalog and order management—aligned with a subscription-based access model rather than commission-heavy economics.
Operational dashboards for vendor management, service management, coupon mapping, and deep order inspection to support teams at scale.
Multi-vertical super-apps aren’t “one marketplace”—they’re multiple businesses sharing one infrastructure. The complexity comes from keeping workflows consistent while supporting very different service realities.
Food, pharma, pick & drop, and services all behave differently. We designed flexible workflows without letting the system become inconsistent.
A vendor-friendly model still needs operational guardrails, visibility, and support tooling—otherwise execution breaks under scale.
The system can be technically sound yet still face growth constraints. This project reflects real startup dynamics where product, economics, and timing must align.
If you're building multi-sided platforms, marketplaces, or operational ecosystems, we can help you architect and run the platform end-to-end.
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