Shita Multi Vendor Delivery Platform
Self-host your own delivery empire. Zero fees Full ownership
What it does
Unlike closed SaaS like UberEats, Shita is open-source & self-hostable you own your data with zero per-order fees. It’s a universal delivery engine for food, grocery, and parcels, not just restaurants. The 5-app ecosystem (Customer, Vendor, Rider, Web, Admin) and modern stack (React Native, GraphQL) deliver a tailored, production-grade experience out of the box. Real-time tracking, in-app chat, and dual payments (Stripe/PayPal) included.
Shita multi-vendor delivery management system. React Native (Expo) mobile apps for customers, riders & vendors, React admin dashboard, and GraphQL/Node.js/MongoDB backend. Supports food, grocery, parcel, pharmacy, and on-demand logistics. - ferasshita/Shita-Multivendor-Food-Delivery
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