Local commerce / Two applications
Local Plus connects the work inside a business with the experience outside it. The apps share one family mark because they are two sides of the same product system.
Meet both apps
02 installable Android identities
01 shared commerce layer
EN / ខ្មែរ product languages
Choose a side
The shared icon identifies the Local Plus family. The product name, audience, and screen language make the role unmistakable.
The connected journey
A business can move from private operations to public availability. A customer can move from discovery to a clear order. The product system connects those journeys without pretending they are the same interface.
The merchant sells, counts stock, records expenses, and sees the day.
The merchant chooses what the public store can show.
The customer finds a nearby place and reads what is available.
The customer chooses fulfillment and sends a clear request.
Both sides follow the same order state through handover.
A product-loop illustration
Choose a moment to see the two roles side by side. These are real Local Plus screens arranged as a product explanation—not a live dashboard or a claim of active cloud sync.
Showing the storefront preparation moment.
Business / merchant action
In Local Plus: Business, the merchant chooses what the public store can show and completes the location and opening details needed before going live.
When a storefront is made available, the customer experience is designed to make that shop and its menu discoverable.
Superapp / customer outcome
The customer uses categories and nearby discovery to browse shops. The business keeps its own operational view rather than sharing the same screen.
Nearby discovery gives people a direct path from local choice to a store they can explore.
Shared journey / release gate
The customer can follow a request through a clear order state. The full two-app journey, delivery and billing readiness remain release work—not a feature claim in this illustration.
A visible order progression explains what happens next. It is evidence of the intended experience, not evidence of an already released integrated journey.
Release evidence / September 2026
Both Android packages have separate permanent identities and signed builds. The public terms, privacy, and support surfaces are live. Wider device testing, integrated two-app journeys, billing and delivery readiness, security audit, and store submission remain release work.
