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WeekendCart
Ready-to-run Indian online store with a full admin panel
WeekendCart is a complete, live e-commerce store built for India. Shoppers get a fast storefront, instant search, quick view, live pincode delivery checks and a secure 4-step checkout with COD, direct UPI and PayU. Owners run everything from one admin: orders, PayU payment logs and refunds, one-click Delhivery shipments, GST invoices, inventory with a stock ledger, returns, reviews, loyalty tiers, team roles, an activity log and maintenance mode.
I'm Kishan, a full-stack developer from Surat, India. WeekendCart is a complete D2C store I built and run myself: storefront, checkout and a full back office in one codebase.
What's inside:
• Storefront: instant search, quick view, deals and a live pincode delivery check
• Checkout: COD, direct UPI and PayU, HTTPS on every page
• Orders: PayU payment log with one-click refunds, one-click Delhivery booking, GST invoices with HSN
• Catalogue: GST, HSN, cost price, variants, SEO, stock ledger and low-stock alerts
• Operations: returns, refund reconciliation, review moderation, loyalty tiers, team roles, activity log and maintenance mode
WeekendCart (domain + store + admin) is also open to acquisition. If you want an Indian e-commerce business that is ready on day one, message me here.
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About WeekendCart on Product Hunt
“Ready-to-run Indian online store with a full admin panel”
WeekendCart was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #227 on the daily leaderboard. WeekendCart is a complete, live e-commerce store built for India. Shoppers get a fast storefront, instant search, quick view, live pincode delivery checks and a secure 4-step checkout with COD, direct UPI and PayU. Owners run everything from one admin: orders, PayU payment logs and refunds, one-click Delhivery shipments, GST invoices, inventory with a stock ledger, returns, reviews, loyalty tiers, team roles, an activity log and maintenance mode.
WeekendCart was featured in Developer Tools (522.9k followers), E-Commerce (42.1k followers) and Shopping (1.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 117.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted WeekendCart?
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Kishan Patel
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Kishan, a full-stack developer from Surat, India. WeekendCart is a complete D2C store I built and run myself: storefront, checkout and a full back office in one codebase.
What's inside:
• Storefront: instant search, quick view, deals and a live pincode delivery check
• Checkout: COD, direct UPI and PayU, HTTPS on every page
• Orders: PayU payment log with one-click refunds, one-click Delhivery booking, GST invoices with HSN
• Catalogue: GST, HSN, cost price, variants, SEO, stock ledger and low-stock alerts
• Operations: returns, refund reconciliation, review moderation, loyalty tiers, team roles, activity log and maintenance mode
WeekendCart (domain + store + admin) is also open to acquisition. If you want an Indian e-commerce business that is ready on day one, message me here.
I'd love your feedback: what would you add first?