Small businesses should own the way they sell.
A kopitiam that lists on a marketplace ends up renting its own customers back. We build the direct alternative: a menu that belongs to the business, on a link the business controls, with orders arriving in the WhatsApp thread the owner already reads.
Commission is not the only cost.
A marketplace takes a percentage of every order. It also takes the relationship: the customer becomes the platform's customer, and the shop becomes a listing that has to keep paying to stay visible.
We think the fix is no platform at all. Your own menu, your own link, your own WhatsApp, and a price you pay once. That is a small, boring piece of software, and small is what a shop owner can set up without hiring anyone.
Five commitments
- No per-order commission, on any order, ever
- The business owns its menu content and its customer relationship
- One price, paid once, with support kept separate and optional
- A free mockup first, so nobody pays to find out what they are getting
- We put what the product does not do in writing, before you buy
Built for Malaysian businesses.
KEDAID is founder-led. We work remotely and in writing, and we would rather tell you up front what we can and cannot do than miss a reply you were counting on.
What to expect
- Clear replies about scope and timing
- Written communication by email, and Instagram for new enquiries
- Weekend delivery windows where practical
- Honest limits while the service is in its early launch
LinkedIn
Instagram
GitHub
Email
Now the practical part.
Send your shop name, your price list, and a WhatsApp number. You will see the direction before deciding whether to go ahead.
A direct conversation is enough.
No account, checkout form, or sales call required.