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Built with farmers.
Shipped in weeks.
Fifteen minutes with Ari. Bring the thing you wish your software did, and he'll tell you if it's already built.


Until now, someone who found your shop had to create an account — name, email, phone, card — before they could see a single pickup site or find out whether you deliver to their street. Now it's all on the shop page: every pickup location and delivery option, with the address, the day, the time window, and any fee.

A “Pickup or delivery?” control sits in the header next to the cart, so it stays put instead of scrolling out of sight the way it did at the top of checkout. Shoppers can type in their address and get a plain yes or no on delivery — and if they're outside your area, they're offered pickup instead, closest sites first.

Once they choose, the shop shows only what that option can actually fulfill, and anything already in the cart that doesn't fit gets called out rather than quietly disappearing. Their choice carries into checkout, survives a reload, and is remembered separately for each farm. A single-page checkout — so a brand-new shopper can finish an order in one step — is coming next.
Built with Katie at Armagh Creamery, who wanted shoppers finding her pickup sites and delivery area on their own — not asking where to pick up before they had even ordered.





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