OzyCore Market Suite · Your brand

Your grocery store, ready for online orders.

Order online, collect in store or arrange delivery: connect your web shop and native iOS and Android customer apps to one order management platform.

For independent grocery retailers. Start with your products, your brand and a workflow that fits your store. Multiple locations are assessed as a separate project scope.

Explore the demoDiscuss your store

Try the catalogue and basket without signing in.

OzyCore Demo Market showing a fruit campaign, search, basket and product categories. — Actual web interface with sample data

Web demo · testing only

One shopping channel, one shared platform

The web shop is part of Market Suite, using the same catalog, customer and order backend as the apps. The demo is for testing, not real purchases.

Explore categories, open product details, fill the cart, choose pickup or delivery and follow order status.

Browse the catalog and cart without signing in. Guided demo access is available for test orders. Please do not enter real personal data; no real payment or delivery takes place.

Payments, notifications and courier connections are set up for your store and tested before launch.

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An ordering channel built around your store

We plan projects with grocery retailers in Germany, Europe and Turkey. Languages, product range and store workflows are agreed before each rollout.

Germany

For supermarkets, neighbourhood grocers and Turkish grocery stores: customers order online and use the pickup or delivery options configured for your store.

Europe

For retailers serving multilingual communities: web and apps share one catalogue. We agree the target country, currency and local requirements during planning.

Turkey

For local grocers: online sales under your own brand. We plan the product range, delivery area and payment options together. Multiple locations are assessed separately.

See Market Suite in action

A look inside the actual web interface and native iOS and Android apps. These captures show the applications with sample data.

The native apps were captured in a test environment using sample data.

The iOS app showing products, prices and buttons to add items to the basket. — Enlarge iOS view

The Android app showing search, a campaign and fruit, dairy, bakery and drink categories. — Enlarge Android view

Who the Suite is built for

The Market Suite bundles ordering, delivery and back office into one platform — for businesses that want to digitalize their grocery sales under their own brand:

Supermarkets and grocery retailers that want their own ordering and delivery channel under their own brand
Operators with several locations who want to assess their requirements first. Cross-store management is planned and tested as a separate scope.
Delivery services that want to run customer app, driver app and administration in one platform instead of separate tools
Founders and companies that want to launch a delivery or pickup platform without years of in-house development

Four building blocks, one platform

The web shop is part of Market Suite, using the same catalog, customer and order backend as the apps. The demo is for testing, not real purchases.

Web shop & customer apps

Browser · iOS & Android

Browser shopping complemented by native customer apps on the same product platform.

Categories, product details and cart
Pickup or delivery according to store configuration
Follow order status; payments and notifications are agreed before launch

Driver app

iOS & Android, native

Native driver apps are part of the product. Their connection is not yet ready for live deliveries.

Order acceptance and delivery status are part of the planned setup
Maps and navigation are configured for your operation
Notifications and real devices are tested before launch

Store panel

Web

Your store workspace: manage the catalogue, orders and pickup or delivery times.

Manage products, categories and orders
Set opening hours and time slots
Maintain delivery conditions and store details

Shared management

Web shop & apps

The shared foundation for the web shop and apps: catalogue, customers and orders.

Shared product and order data
Customer support and order status
Protected access for your store team

White-label through configuration — not code copies

Each brand is created from a brand kit and a tenant configuration. The code remains one shared, maintained base — what changes is:

Brand kit

Name, logo, app icon, splash screen plus primary and secondary colors per brand.

Language, currency & country

Default language, currency and target market are set per tenant.

Delivery modes

Delivery, pickup or both — configurable per brand.

Payment methods

Payment methods are planned per brand; card payments and payment providers remain disabled until separately activated and tested.

Domain & API

Domain and API are configured for the approved installation.

Legal pages

Terms and privacy URLs are configured per brand.

How the rollout works

From the first call to go-live, every market launch follows the same documented path:

Requirements & brand kit

We capture target market, brand assets and configuration preferences with a structured onboarding checklist.

Configure the tenant

Language, currency, delivery and payment modes, domain and API endpoints are set for your brand.

Builds & tests

Apps and back office are built and verified with the established build and test routines.

Go-live & operations

Launch follows a go-live checklist; afterwards we support operations and further development.

Technical details for your IT team

The web shop and native apps use a shared platform. Technical setup and testing are agreed as part of the project scope.

Native apps

iOSAndroidShared catalogDevice acceptance required

Web shop, back office & API

Next.jsTypeScriptSupabasePostgreSQL

Configuration & approval

Brand kitTenant configurationPayment approval requiredProvider acceptance required

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is the OzyCore Market Suite?

OzyCore Market Suite is white-label grocery ordering software for food retailers. It connects a web shop, native iOS and Android customer apps, a store panel and an admin back office for the catalogue, basket, orders and status tracking.

How does the white-labeling work?

Your brand is created through a brand kit and a tenant configuration: name, colors, logos, language, currency, delivery and payment modes plus domain and API settings — instead of a code copy per customer.

Which delivery and payment options are supported?

Pickup or delivery according to store configuration. Payment methods are planned per brand; card payments and payment providers remain disabled until separately activated and tested.

Are the apps native?

Yes. The iOS and Android customer apps are native applications; the gallery shows actual interfaces with sample data. This does not imply an App Store or Google Play release. Notifications, maps and courier connections need setup and testing on real devices before your store goes live.

Can I see the platform in advance?

Yes. The public web demo lets you explore the catalogue and basket without signing in. With a personal, guided demo account, you can place a test order, see its confirmation in the store panel and follow its status as a customer. Please do not enter real personal details; there are no real payments or deliveries.

Which businesses is Market Suite designed for?

Supermarkets and food retailers that want to offer ordering under their own brand. The starting scope is one store. Multiple branches and shared operations need separate planning and acceptance testing.

What does a good online grocery store need?

Catalogue, pickup, delivery and costs: use our buyer’s guide to compare ordering systems against your daily store operations.

Read the grocery retailer’s guide

Your brand, your platform

Tell us about your market — we will walk you through the Market Suite in detail and plan your rollout together.

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