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Coordinate
Connect independent stores, restaurants, suppliers, logistics, and existing products through shared commerce and procurement.
Boston pilot · onboarding stores
KOLSHEE
كل شئFood moves forward. Signal moves back.
The food system already has farms, factories, suppliers, stores, restaurants, drivers, and customers. KOLSHEE connects them, turns independent demand into collective purchasing power, and sends clearer market signals back through the chain.
Product preview · sample data
Boston · pilot opening
Full-cart fulfillment · no substitutions
Applications open for first stores
Boston
Pilot opening
Pre-launch · applications are open for the first stores.
Verified supplier networkNo-substitution operating standardFree Store OS for grocersPooled procurement lanesPre-picked driver windowsTransparent pilot pricingVerified supplier networkNo-substitution operating standardFree Store OS for grocersPooled procurement lanesPre-picked driver windowsTransparent pilot pricing
60-second tour · guided
Pick who you are. We'll show you Kolshee in one minute.
THE PROBLEM
Food commerce is fragmented.
The industry does not lack data. It has fragmented data. Each participant sees one part of the picture, while the market signal fails to travel backward with the product's speed and visibility.
Local stores
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No real online infrastructure
Independents stitch together POS, spreadsheets and phone orders. The basket breaks before it leaves the door.
Restaurants
02
Margins lost in procurement
Multiple suppliers, separate invoices, and manual reconciliation make purchasing fragmented and difficult to control.
Suppliers
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No demand visibility
Trucks roll out blind. Stockouts on one route while another route ages on the shelf.
Manufacturers
04
Forecasting in the dark
Production plans built on stale distributor reports. Overproduction becomes waste; underproduction kills sell-through.
Logistics
05
Disconnected fulfillment
Drivers idle between pickups. Routes overlap. Capacity wasted across providers that never talk.
Customers
06
Locked out of local
Cultural products, halal-verified items, neighborhood inventory — invisible on mainstream apps.
THE MODEL
The stores stay independent. The demand becomes collective.
A connected network can negotiate on combined demand without buying every business. Over time, KOLSHEE can also own selected locations that become laboratories, distribution points, and homes for regional restaurant concepts entering new markets.
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Partner
Work with specialists when they can import, distribute, manufacture, or deliver better and more efficiently.
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Selectively own
Acquire only the stores and infrastructure where control creates strategic value, stronger execution, or a better customer experience.
PRODUCT FLOW
Farm → manufacturer → importer / supplier → distribution → grocery / restaurant → customer
SIGNAL FLOW
Customer → grocery / restaurant → supplier / distribution → manufacturer → producer / farm
Don't start with AI. Fix what AI sees.
KOLSHEE first builds accurate transactions, inventory records, and feedback loops. AI becomes an intelligence layer only after the connected data is reliable enough to support it.
THE INFRASTRUCTURE MAP
From farm to fulfillment — one intelligence layer.
Products move from origin to customer. Verified demand, inventory, and purchasing signals move back. KOLSHEE connects the two without rebuilding the participants that already work.
KOLSHEE COORDINATION LAYER
Inventory flowDemand signalFulfillment flowOperational coordination
01 · Origin
- Farms
- Co-ops
- Producers
02 · Production
- Manufacturers
- Processors
- Brands
03 · Distribution
- Suppliers
- Wholesalers
- Importers
04 · Retail
- Stores
- Restaurants
- Kitchens
05 · Fulfillment
- Drivers
- Logistics
- Customers
Commerce creates data. Data creates visibility. Visibility enables coordination. Reliable intelligence comes later.See the intelligence network →
ONE NETWORK · SEVEN ROLES
Every role on one coordination layer.
Customers
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Stores other apps don't have
Local independent stores, exclusive inventory, cultural products — full carts, fewer substitutions.
Open
Stores
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A smarter operating network
Online ops, inventory, supplier coordination, fulfillment, analytics — built for independents, not chains.
Open
Restaurants
03
Demand without chaos
Source smarter, coordinate supply, cut procurement waste — operational intelligence for the kitchen.
Open
Suppliers
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See real network demand
End fragmented distribution. One catalog, network forecasting, coordinated logistics.
Open
Manufacturers
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Production guided by demand
Connect production to regional consumption signals. Less unsold inventory, less waste.
Open
Farmers
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Plant against real consumption
Forecasting from actual store and restaurant movement — not guesses. Distribute where you're needed.
Open
Drivers
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Less waiting, smarter routes
Pre-packed orders, batched windows, optimized routes. Earnings per active hour.
Open
STORE OS · FREE FOR STORES
Replace seven tools with one screen.
POS, inventory, suppliers, HR, payroll, expenses, P&L — twelve modules that run a real grocery store. Free to install. We earn from the network, not from you.
See the Store OS →01
Point of sale & checkout
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Catalog & pricing
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Inventory & shelf
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Picking & fulfillment
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Suppliers & purchase orders
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Assisted reordering · pilot
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HR & attendance
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Payroll
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Operating costs
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Financials & P&L
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Analytics
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Dashboard
NETWORK INTELLIGENCE
Every connection will strengthen the network.
Pooled procurement, demand spikes, supplier performance, inventory movement, fulfillment efficiency — every event in the network will teach the next decision. The panels below are a product preview built on sample data, not live results.
Sample data. This is how a network signal will read once stores are live.
SAMPLE SIGNAL
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Regional demand · fresh beef
+18.4%
vs 14d avg · sample
SAMPLE SIGNAL
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Supplier reliability · sample supplier
97.2%
on-time, last 30d · sample
SAMPLE SIGNAL
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Pooled procurement savings
−11.6%
vs solo POs · sample
SAMPLE SIGNAL
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Inventory at risk · sample store
9 SKUs
aging > 11 days · sample
SAMPLE SIGNAL
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Driver window utilization
82%
3.4 stops avg · sample
SAMPLE SIGNAL
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Forecast accuracy · 7d
94.1%
category-weighted · sample
WHY KOLSHEE IS DIFFERENT
We do all three. Then we connect them.
Delivery, wholesale supply and store software already exist separately. Kolshee is the only one that runs all three on the same inventory record — which is why the cart, the purchase order and the truck can finally agree.
The category does
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KOLSHEE does
Delivery apps manage orders.
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KOLSHEE coordinates operations end-to-end.
POS systems track transactions.
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KOLSHEE connects the entire network.
Marketplaces connect listings.
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KOLSHEE connects infrastructure.
Inventory tools sit alone.
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KOLSHEE shares signal across stores, suppliers, farms.
Logistics is bought by the route.
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KOLSHEE coordinates fulfillment as one fabric.
Boston pilot · the targets we're building to
Operational. Measurable. Not yet proven.
<8m
Target: median in-store pick time
3–4
Target: stops per driver window
WHO IT'S FOR
Different audiences. Same coordination layer.
For customers
The cart actually arrives.
If a single item is missing, the basket holds — no surprise substitutions, no fake discounts.
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For restaurants
Pooled procurement.
Buy on the same lane your grocery neighbor already buys on. Better prices, no individual contracts to chase.
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For suppliers
List once, sell on the lane.
One catalog reaches every store on the route. Demand-gap recommendations. On-time payment.
Learn more
For drivers
Earnings per active hour.
Three to four orders in one optimized window. Pre-picked. Transparent split.
Learn more
PRICING · TRANSPARENT
Honest pricing. Free for stores.
Stores
Free
Store OS, full installation, training. We earn from the network instead.
Customer orders
Pilot pricing
Transparent take rate on consumer baskets. Final pricing locks after pilot — contact us.
Pooled supplier POs
Pilot pricing
Coordination fee on pooled procurement lanes. Range disclosed on request.
Restaurant procurement
Pilot pricing
Coordination fee on multi-supplier procurement, settled monthly.
Pilot pricing — final rates publish after the Boston pilot. No hidden fees, no per-seat charges, no per-SKU costs.
QUESTIONS
Common questions.
Is Kolshee a delivery app or a marketplace?+
Both, plus the layer underneath. Customers order groceries for delivery. Stores and restaurants buy wholesale from suppliers on the same network. What makes it work is that we also run the store's inventory and point of sale, so all three sides read the same live data.
Are you live yet?+
No. Kolshee is pre-launch. Boston is our first corridor and we are onboarding pilot stores now. Every number on this site is labeled as a target, a competitor benchmark, or sample data — none of it is reported performance.
How is Kolshee different from a delivery app?+
Delivery is one visible service. Underneath it, KOLSHEE connects store operations, pooled procurement, suppliers, and demand signals. The goal is not to replace the food chain, but to make its existing participants work together.
Is the Store OS really free?+
Yes. Installation, training, and ongoing use are free for participating stores. Kolshee earns from the consumer take rate and pooled supplier coordination — not from the store.
Where is Kolshee live?+
The Boston pilot opens with our first stores — applications are open now. Dearborn, Paterson and Houston follow on the roadmap.
How do I become a partner store, supplier, or driver?+
Open the audience page that fits you and apply through the form. We respond within two business days during the pilot.