Veyzo puts the shelf that's about to expire in front of the people nearby who would happily buy it. Shops cut their waste. Shoppers pay less. Nothing is thrown out that somebody wanted.
Everyday food from shops on your street, discounted because it's near its date — not because there's anything wrong with it.
Deals from shops around you, on a map, with how long is left on each one.
Hold an item for an hour and pick it up on your way past. No card details, no booking fee.
Follow the shops you actually use and hear the moment they put something up.
Built with independent convenience stores, for the way a shop actually runs: quickly, on a phone, between customers.
Stock take reads a barcode and names the product, sorts it into your sections, and gives you the list to copy into an order.
Scan a product, pick its expiry date, and the app tells you what's close before it's too late.
A product near its date shows a suggested discount. One tap puts it in front of everyone following your shop.
One flat monthly subscription. What you sell is yours — Veyzo takes nothing from the sale.
No till integration, no hardware, no training day. A phone is all it takes.
See what sold in time and what didn't, so ordering gets better week by week.
Veyzo is built in Coventry. If you run a shop and want to try it, or you're stuck in the app, email hello@veyzo.org and you'll get a reply from the person who built it.