Buy from real shops.
Or let Ordo run yours.
Ordo is two things sharing one platform. A marketplace where you order from Sri Lankan sellers with live stock, honest LKR prices and cash on delivery. And a Sinhala-first AI that answers those sellers' WhatsApp messages in seconds and writes every order down for them.
Voice notes, photos and සිංහල text included. The seller always confirms. Nothing is invented.
Which side of the counter are you on?
Shoppers and sellers use Ordo for opposite reasons, so they get their own entrance, their own login and their own app. Pick yours.
Ordo Marketplace
Every shop on Ordo is a real Sri Lankan seller running a real business. Browse their catalogue, see what is actually in stock, and pay the courier at your door.
- Live stock from the seller's own system, not a stale product page.
- Cash on delivery, with the delivery fee shown before you order.
- No app to install and no account to create — a phone number is enough.
- The order lands straight in the seller's packing list, so it ships the same day.
Ordo for Sellers
Connect the WhatsApp number you already use. Ordo answers the questions you answer fifty times a day, captures the order out of the chat, and hands it to you to confirm.
- Replies in Sinhala, Singlish and English, in under five seconds, all night.
- Orders captured automatically — item, size, phone, city — and never confirmed without you.
- A packing list, a courier-ready export and a day's takings in one screen.
- A free storefront on the marketplace above, from the same catalogue.
Read the half that is yours.
The same platform, described twice — once for the person buying, once for the person selling.
Ordering from a small shop, without the guesswork.
Buying from a Facebook page usually means asking the price, waiting an hour, and hoping the item is still there. Ordo's marketplace puts the same sellers behind a proper shopfront.
Stock you can trust
Every product shows what the seller's own system says: in stock, low, or sold out. The count drops the moment someone else checks out, so the last item is never sold twice.
Cash on delivery
Pay the courier when the parcel reaches you. The delivery fee is on the checkout screen before you commit, not a surprise at the door.
No app, no account
It opens in the browser you already have. A phone number is the whole login — no password to forget, no email to verify, nothing to install.
It reaches the seller instantly
Your order appears in the seller's packing list the second you place it — not in an inbox they read tomorrow. Most parcels leave the same day.
Real shops, not resellers
Kandy silk, Colombo cosmetics, home kitchens and homeware makers. Every shop is one business, with its own name on the order.
Your details stay yours
Name, phone and address go to the one seller you ordered from, for the one order you placed. Shops on Ordo cannot see each other's customers.
Three steps, no sign-up wall.
Pick a shop
Browse the shops on the marketplace and open the one you want. Every catalogue is live.
Fill the basket
Add what is in stock. One shop per order, so one parcel and one delivery fee.
Order, pay at the door
Name, phone, address, city. You get a reference; the seller gets a confirmed order.
The sale is lost in the inbox, not in the market.
A social seller in Sri Lanka runs their whole business inside a chat thread. The demand is already there. What breaks is everything that happens after the message arrives.
Enquiries go cold
Messages land at 11pm, during a delivery run, or fifty at once after a promotion post. The ones that wait an hour for "price eka kiyada?" simply buy elsewhere.
Orders are retyped by hand
Name, phone, address, size, quantity, copied out of a chat into a notebook every evening. That is where wrong sizes and wrong addresses are born.
Nothing is left behind
No customer history, no record of what sold, no city data for the courier. Growth means hiring another person to answer the same questions again.
Speaks like a shop. Files like a system.
Ordo connects to your existing WhatsApp Business, Messenger and Instagram accounts through Meta's official API — the same number, the same page, no new app for your customer to learn. It reads the message, answers it in their language, and quietly builds the order in the background.
The product is the order, not the chat. The extracted order, the alias table that knows "රෙද්ද", "redda" and "reddha" mean the same item in your catalogue, the customer history and the courier city mapping — those are the parts that compound.
- Sinhala, Singlish and English, handled the way customers actually type, mixed script and all.
- Voice notes and photos, a spoken order or a picture of the item becomes text the system can act on.
- Your catalogue, imported once, a CSV or Excel file becomes searchable products with automatic name variants.
- Packing and courier export, confirmed orders leave as a clean file, not a screenshot of a chat.
- A manual inbox underneath, if anything fails you still see every message and reply by hand.
- A marketplace storefront, the same catalogue, listed for shoppers who were never in your DMs.
Message in. Order out. Four steps.
Connect
Link the WhatsApp Business number and pages you already use. Nothing changes for your customer.
Understand
Text, voice or image is normalised, then matched against your real catalogue and FAQ.
Reply
One clear answer in the customer's language, with prices read from the database, never guessed.
Capture
Item, quantity, phone and city are written into a draft order and sent to you to confirm.
Four rules we do not bend.
Automation touching someone's income has to be conservative in specific, boring ways. These are the ones that decide what ships.
The model decides language. Code decides money.
The AI is never shown a price, so it cannot leak one. Every rupee figure in a reply is placed by the system from the seller's own catalogue. Any figure that was not is blocked before sending.
The AI never confirms an order.
It goes as far as a complete draft and stops. A human confirms, always. Bank slips are read to save typing, never accepted as proof of payment.
Official Meta API only.
No unofficial WhatsApp libraries, ever. A banned number is a destroyed business, and that risk is not ours to take with someone else's livelihood.
Degrade to a usable inbox, never to nothing.
Provider outage, expired token, exhausted credit — the seller still sees their messages and can still reply. Every seller's data is isolated at the database level, not by careful coding.
The seller whose business lives in a chat thread.
And the shopper who is tired of asking "price eka kiyada?" and waiting until morning for the answer.
- Clothing, cosmetics, food and homeware sellers running on Facebook and Instagram pages.
- Small teams answering the same twenty questions all day instead of selling.
- Anyone who closes the day by copying orders from chats into a spreadsheet.
- Shoppers who want a real price, real stock and a real delivery date, in one screen.
An AI assistant that answers a customer's message, text, voice or photo, in Sinhala within five seconds, and writes the order down from that same conversation.
Ordo, in one sentenceTwo doors. Pick one.
The marketplace is open now. The seller app takes about ten minutes to set up, and your customers never have to know anything changed.