Shop your street.
We are building an app that opens to a live map of your neighbourhood: tap a shop, see what is in stock, order. Search a product and every nearby shop that has it lights up.
Say hello
Get in touchShopping online means feeds built for giant warehouses.
Pin Street puts every local shop on one live map. Pinch in and a cluster opens into shops.
Type what you need and every nearby shop that has it lights up.
Local money stays local.
An illustration. These are not real shops.
Scroll for the next sceneWe are building an app that opens to a live map of your neighbourhood: tap a shop, see what is in stock, order. Search a product and every nearby shop that has it lights up.
Say helloThe plan: orders reach you live and you accept them against your real stock. No warehouse, no dark store. Just your shop, on the map.
Put your shop on the mapPin Street is early: a prototype in build and a pilot area in Indore. If you back, advise or build local commerce, we would like to hear from you.
Talk partnershipsThe prototype is one app for buyers, shops and delivery partners, built so that what one of them does shows up on the other phones as it happens.
Map, orders and inventory for buyers, shops and delivery partners, on one backend.
Around IPS Academy, Rajendra Nagar, Indore.
The first real shops on the map.
The city on this page is an illustration. The shops on it are not real partners.
We are building Pin Street in the open and starting with one neighbourhood.

Jeet Turhate
CTO

Jay Choukikar
CEO

Jay Bokhare
COO
A map-first way to shop local. You open a live map of your neighbourhood, tap a shop to see what is in stock, and order. Search works in reverse too: type a product and every nearby shop that has it lights up.
Not yet. Pin Street is a prototype in build, and we are starting with one pilot area around IPS Academy, Rajendra Nagar in Indore. Email us and we will tell you what is next.
Email [email protected] with your shop name and where you are. Orders reach you live, and you accept them against your real stock.
Delivery partners claim jobs from a live pool, pick up from the shop and drop to the buyer. Everyone sees the status as it changes.
No. It is an illustration, and the shops on it are not real partners. We will show real streets once the pilot is live.
