Launch a real online grocery or fresh-market store without building the boring (and hard) parts yourself. Grovia is a full-stack eCommerce platform: a customer storefront, the back office that runs it, and the API underneath. It's not a UI kit — every screen reads and writes real data, and one command loads a full demo store into your own database and image storage.

Storefront: a home page built from dashboard-managed blocks, aisles, search, filters and sorting, product pages with weight and size options, basket, wishlist and compare, guest or account checkout with coupons and delivery-slot booking, Stripe card payments or cash on delivery, live order tracking, returns and notifications. Sign in with email, Google, Facebook, GitHub, X or LinkedIn.

Admin dashboard (50+ screens): live sales overview, a catalogue that sells by the piece or by weight, and a real order lifecycle — call centre → packing → delivery → payment — with quality checks, returns and Stripe refunds. Users and roles, a transaction ledger, cash desk, CSV sales reports, and no-code content: home page builder, sale campaigns, coupons, banners, journal and legal pages.

Built-in marketplace: sellers apply from the storefront and get approved by an admin, then run their own products, orders, earnings and withdrawals from a seller portal, with commission and payouts handled for you.

What you get: full source for the storefront (apps/web), admin dashboard + seller portal (apps/admin) and REST API + worker (apps/api); a demo store with 55 products, 35 categories, 3 shops, 16 blog posts and 244 images; guided setup (node setup.js); HTML documentation and a step-by-step deployment guide for Vercel and any Node host.

Requirements: Node.js 20.9+ and pnpm, MongoDB (local or a free Atlas cluster) and an ImageKit or Cloudinary account (free plans are enough). Stripe, SMTP email, Redis and OAuth apps are optional.

License: one purchase = one store/project, for yourself or one client. Modify freely and use commercially; don't resell, share, redistribute or publish the source in a public repository.