Find them once, and make yourself impossible to ignore.
You pay (in ads, in time, in sweat) to win a customer once. Then they close the app and forget your name, and you pay all over again for the next one. That's not marketing. That's a leak. We build you Re-Orda Store, a reordering system that plugs it: your own app on their phone, so buying again is two taps, and you never rent the same customer twice.
Orders buried in the chat · payment screenshots lost · "is this available?" all day · marketplaces taking a cut of every sale
When a customer installs your app, your business sits on their home screen, next to WhatsApp, next to the big shopping apps, one swipe away, every single day. No searching, no digging through old chats, no remembering your handle.
That's the spot the big platforms pay millions for. With your own app, it's yours, for free, forever.
On social media your customer's attention is split a hundred ways, your competitor's post is one scroll down, an ad is one tap away, and a funny video pulls them off before they ever check out.
Inside your app, none of that exists. There are no competitors, no ads, no distractions, just your products, your brand, and a customer who came to buy. Their full attention is on you, and only you. That's the most valuable thing in selling, and it's yours the moment they open your app.
Most businesses spend everything chasing new customers, and let the ones who already bought quietly disappear. A reordering system fixes that.
"What was that store called again?"
"Let me just reorder from them."
A customer who bought once already has your store on their phone. What are the odds they scroll past a competitor to find you again? They don't have to, they just tap your app.
A customer who orders monthly is worth ₦50,000 to ₦150,000 a year to you. Lose ten of them to "I forgot their name" and you've lost up to ₦1.5 million, money you already earned once and let slip.
This isn't an expense. It's the cheapest money you'll make all year.
You don't have to wait and hope they come back. Give your regulars a reason to, a loyalty promo code, just for them, and push it straight to their app as a notification.
This is the megaphone the big delivery apps have and small businesses never got. No paying for reach. No fighting an algorithm. One tap, and every past customer sees your offer.
That's why it isn't ₦20,000 for a template. Look at what it actually takes off your hands.
Delivery apps take a slice of every single order. Your own site takes none. You keep 100%.
Answering "is this in stock?", tracking transfers, being your own switchboard all day. Gone.
Every order buried in the scroll is money you already earned and never saw. No more.
Against all three, one build pays for itself in weeks.
No coding. No setup. No learning curve. You barely lift a finger.
That's it, that's your whole job. Your products, your prices, your brand.
Your branded store app with cart, payments, delivery zones and a dashboard, handed over live, ready to take orders.
Customers order and pay in your app. You get one clear "pack and send" list. You keep 100%.
Built for you, handed over working, and yours to keep, no commission, no monthly platform fee.
These are real stores we've built and handed over, open, working, taking orders right now. Tap one and have a look around.
A dessert & treats store, browse, order and pay, all in one branded app.
Open the store →A foodstuff & groceries store, palm oil by the litre, flour by the kg, ordered online.
Open the store →Yours will look like your brand, your name, your colours, your products.
Here's what happened when real food businesses swapped the DMs for a reordering system.
"Before, everything ran through WhatsApp, I missed orders, mixed them up, and most people only ordered once. Since the reordering system went live a month ago, I've sold around 500 parfaits across my flavours, and every single customer who bought came back and bought again. It's doubled my profit in one month. I'd recommend it to anyone."
"WhatsApp meant missed orders, mix-ups, and hours wasted compiling lists by hand. Two weeks after setting up my reordering system, I haven't missed a single order, the list-compiling is gone, and I can send promo codes and watch customers respond instantly. Around 100 orders and counting, it's already paid for itself, and everyone who ordered once became a regular."
Done for you, handed over working, and yours forever. The first 20 businesses get it for ₦100,000, a third of the ₦300,000 price. After 20, the founding price is gone.
Get your reordering system, use it for a full 30 days, and put it in front of your customers. If you don't love it, if it doesn't feel like the smartest ₦100,000 you've spent on your business, tell me and I'll refund every naira. No forms, no fight. The risk is entirely mine, because I already know what this does for the businesses that use it.
You run the day-to-day yourself, prices, products, promos, banners, all editable in seconds. Store Care covers the things you shouldn't have to think about: keeping the app updated, secure, online, and growing.
"Seven years in banking, four in tech consulting, and years spent building real software that people actually use. I've read the spreadsheet and I've shipped the product. I don't hand you a generic template, I build the system I'd want running my own store."Lynda OjokojoFounder, Foodie Intelligence, we build it, you own it
Every month you wait, more regulars forget your name and buy from someone else. Own them instead, built for you, owned by you, guaranteed.
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