Spices are a variant problem pretending to be a product problem. Every item needs per-weight pricing and per-weight stock, and the person managing it is not going to open a spreadsheet.

Indian checkout is also not one checkout. UPI through Google Pay, PhonePe and Paytm sits alongside cash on delivery, and the order flow has to treat both as normal.

• Per-size pricing and stock on a single product
• UPI and cash on delivery as equal citizens
• An admin the owner can actually run the shop from
• Discount codes that operations can create without a developer

A full storefront and back office: browse by category, search the catalogue, wishlist, cart with a per-item cap, saved addresses and a checkout that handles UPI and cash on delivery. Behind it, an admin dashboard for products and variants, categories, orders and order status, discount codes, and account security including two-factor authentication.

Key features

• Products with per-weight variants, each with its own price and stock
• Category browsing, semantic-free keyword search and wishlists
• UPI (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm) and cash on delivery
• Admin: catalogue, orders, discount codes, up to five images per product
• Free shipping over ₹500, applied at the cart

The owner adds a spice, sets three weights and three prices, and it is live — with orders, discounts and stock all reconciling in one place.