Quick commerce · In development
Livio brings the day’s
groceries in minutes.
Quick-commerce groceries: the daily list, fresh produce and household essentials picked from a neighbourhood store and delivered in minutes, not days.
The problem
The shop is ten minutes away. The delivery takes two days.
Most households in an Indian city are surrounded by stock — a kirana at the corner, a supermarket two streets over, a dairy on the way home. What is missing is not supply. It is a way to see what is actually on those shelves and get it moving in the next few minutes.
What Livio is built to fix
- Ordering something that is out of stock and finding out at delivery.
- A price on the app that is not the price on the shelf.
- Delivery windows long enough to make the trip yourself.
- Local stores losing the order to a warehouse forty minutes away.
How it works
Four steps, and none of them are yours.
Everything after the basket is our problem to solve.
- 1
Open to your neighbourhood
Livio shows the catalogue of the stores that can actually reach you, with stock as it stands right now rather than as it stood this morning.
- 2
Fill the basket
The daily list, fresh produce, dairy, household essentials. Prices are the shelf prices, shown before checkout with nothing added on the last screen.
- 3
Picked and packed
The order lands with the nearest store or fulfilment point the moment it is placed, and is picked while the rider is already on the way to collect it.
- 4
At your door in minutes
One rider, one short route, live tracking from pickup to doorstep — and a delivery window you can plan the rest of the hour around.
Inside the product
What Livio does.
Minutes, not slots
Built around short routes from nearby stock, so the default is a delivery measured in minutes rather than a window measured in half-days.
Live stock
What you see is what the store can pick. Nothing goes into the basket that will come back as a refund and an apology.
Neighbourhood first
Local stores are the supply chain, not the competition. Livio gives them the software, the demand and the delivery layer.
Repeat the usual
The list you buy every week rebuilt in one tap, because most grocery shopping is the same basket with three things changed.
Tracked end to end
Order state, picker, rider and route in one screen — the same view our operations team sees, not a simplified version of it.
Fair to both sides
Transparent pricing for the customer and clear economics for the store. A quick-commerce model only lasts if the shelf it pulls from stays profitable.
For store partners
Your shelf, our software.
If you run a grocery, supermarket or dairy and want your stock in front of the street around you, we would like to talk. Onboarding is a catalogue, a phone and a person who knows what is in the back room.
- Listing and catalogue support
- Live inventory sync
- Delivery handled end to end
- Settlement you can reconcile
Livio
Stores, suppliers and riders — talk to us.
Livio is in active development. Partners who join early shape the catalogue, the coverage and the delivery model in their own neighbourhood.