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Chouf App is a shipping product, not a plan. It gives the Chouf area of Mount Lebanon its own marketplace and its own trades directory, so a household can buy what it needs and reach the right tradesperson without a two-hour trip out of the mountain.
This page is where a conversation starts. The full picture and the round terms are in the investor brief, shared on request.
One brand and one PWA shell over one geography, carrying three lines of business. They share an audience and a map; they are not one promise.
A marketplace fronting stores that already trade in the Chouf. The customer orders, the order routes to the right shop, the shop fulfils, we coordinate delivery. We never own stock, so there is no warehouse and no inventory risk on the balance sheet.
A curated list of Chouf tradespeople, searchable in Arabic and English. The user taps to call or message the right person from inside the app. It is a contact handoff — no in-app chat, no escrow, no job guarantees to underwrite.
A managed online presence for Chouf businesses and opt-in individuals: a page we build, publish and keep accurate on their behalf. Consent-based, revocable, and billed on a recurring fee rather than on order volume.
The product is in the hands of users. This is the current state, not a roadmap.
A progressive web app installable on iOS and Android, built to stay usable on the connectivity a Chouf village actually has rather than the connectivity a demo assumes.
A store-aware catalogue and multi-store cart on the shopping side; a bilingual trade taxonomy with synonym search and tap-to-contact on the directory side.
Every town and village in the Chouf has its own page covering where it is, what it is known for, its history and what is reachable from it — each with an Arabic mirror. This is what earns the organic search that brings users in.
A tradesperson’s number is revealed only inside the app, after a user tap. The build fails if a phone-shaped string reaches published HTML, so the contract cannot quietly rot as pages are added.
An assistant surface that answers by intent — what someone needs, in their own words — instead of making them guess the right category.
Questions about the business, the numbers, or the terms — start here.
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