Live map explore
Open shops as pins around your actual position, filtered by category and distance. Tap a pin, get the storefront.
National marketplaces are great at selling you something from a warehouse 900 km away. DealNest is built for the other kind of commerce — the shop two streets over that has what you need right now, and no way to tell you about it.
Buyers get discovery that actually reflects distance. Sellers get a storefront without building a website.
Open shops as pins around your actual position, filtered by category and distance. Tap a pin, get the storefront.
A feed that ranks by proximity first. Deals expire, stock updates, and nothing shows from a shop that's currently closed.
A guided setup that lists a real shop in minutes — business details, category, hours, location pin and a first set of products.
Each storefront carries verified contact details, opening hours and a product catalogue, so buyers know who they're dealing with.
Phone-number sign-in with one-time codes. No password to forget, and no social account needed to browse.
Location sharing is per-session and revocable. A dedicated settings screen shows exactly what's stored and lets you clear it.
DealNest is an active build, not a released product. Here's the honest status.
Material 3 foundation, the hyperlocal home, live map explore, seller profile, login and verification, account hub and the privacy settings screen are designed and laid out.
Wiring the become-a-vendor setup into a real backend, plus catalogue management and the deal-publishing pipeline.
A small group of local sellers in one city, testing whether the discovery model holds up with real inventory and real foot traffic.
Public launch once the beta shows the feed is genuinely useful. When that happens, the download button on this page goes live.
DealNest isn't on the Play Store yet. Email me and I'll add you to the closed beta — or if you run a local shop, say so and you can be one of the first sellers on the map.
SumantKushwaha.dev@gmail.com