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Ikhlas MarketE-commerce, food retail and delivery2025

Ikhlas Market — Halal shopping across Korea

We connected halal food sellers with buyers across South Korea. Android and iOS, Sara AI assistant, Toss Payments and Logen delivery — in one mobile platform.

Duration
6 months
Team
6
Year
2025
Industry
E-commerce, food retail and delivery
Services
  • Mobile app development
  • Backend development
  • E-commerce system build
  • AI integration
  • Payment integration
  • Logistics integration
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Ikhlas Market — Halal shopping across Korea

Results in numbers

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Mobile platformAndroid and iOS apps built with Compose Multiplatform. Buyers can use Ikhlas Market on both platforms.
Koreya bo‘ylab
Delivery coverageHalal food orders across South Korea. Delivery is connected to the Logen logistics service via Goodsflow.
Sara AI
In-app assistantAn AI chat assistant was introduced so buyers can ask questions inside the app.
Faol savdo
Revenue-generating productIkhlas Market works as a mobile sales channel taking real orders and generating revenue.

The challenge

From product discovery to payment and delivery, Ikhlas Market brings halal grocery shopping in South Korea into one mobile flow. Buyers find the products they need, place orders and use delivery across the country.

The TRIVEX team built Ikhlas Market's Android and iOS apps and a Java and Spring backend. The project was made for a business running daily sales: showcasing products well, making shopping easy and linking orders to payment and logistics were the main tasks.

The app groups meat, poultry, sausage, fruit and vegetables and ready meals into clear categories. Search, favourites, discounts, product bundles and the cart help buyers move easily from browsing to ordering.

Online payments were integrated with Korea's Toss Payments. Delivery was connected to the Logen logistics service through the Goodsflow platform. So mobile commerce became a product that works with Korea's payment and delivery infrastructure.

An AI assistant named Sara was added to the shopping flow. Users can ask questions inside the app and get help through chat. Ready prompts for questions like delivery cost or time make starting a conversation easy.

The mobile apps were built with Compose Multiplatform. This allows a shared technology base for Android and iOS and consistent development across both platforms.

Today Ikhlas Market is a mobile sales channel taking real orders and generating revenue. The project shows TRIVEX's experience in building mobile products for international markets, integrating local services and tying technology to real business processes.

  • Build a convenient mobile sales channel for ordering halal food across South Korea.

  • Present a wide range clearly through categories, search and product cards.

  • Unite product selection, cart and ordering into one consistent shopping flow.

  • Connect online payments to Korea's Toss Payments service.

  • Integrate delivery with the Logen logistics service via Goodsflow.

  • Create an AI chat that helps buyers with questions inside the app.

  • Build Android and iOS apps on a shared technology base and connect them to the backend.

What we did

  1. We turned a wide range into easy shopping

    We grouped products into categories buyers understand and united search, favourites and cart into one shopping flow. Discounts and product bundles got their own space. As a result, users can find products, save favourites and add them to an order.

  2. We built a shared base for Android and iOS

    We built the mobile apps with Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform. A shared interface base for Android and iOS kept the product's look and core shopping flows consistent. This approach also created a shared base for developing future features on both platforms.

  3. We connected online payment with Toss Payments

    We integrated the Toss Payments service into Ikhlas Market's shopping flow. Buyers can pay online for chosen products, and the business can accept payments for orders. The integration linked the app to Korea's electronic payment infrastructure and let mobile purchases be completed.

  4. We connected orders to Korean logistics

    We integrated delivery with the Logen service through the Goodsflow platform. Here Goodsflow handles work with logistics systems, while Logen takes part in shipping and delivering orders. Connecting mobile commerce with a real logistics service supports Ikhlas Market in serving buyers across South Korea.

  5. We added the Sara AI assistant to the shopping flow

    We added an AI assistant named Sara as a chat inside the app. Buyers can type a question or start with ready prompts like delivery cost and time. Access to the assistant from the home screen makes it easy to ask a question that comes up while shopping.

  6. We connected mobile commerce with the backend

    We built the server side with Java and Spring. The backend became the base linking the mobile app, the sales flow and external services. Making the mobile interface, payment and logistics integrations work as one product was a key technical task.

  7. We put the brand and product first

    We carried Ikhlas Market's visual style into the mobile app with green colours, a light background and product images. We clearly separated categories, promotions and main shopping buttons. Brand info, offers and assistant access were placed in a clear environment for buyers.

Screens

Halal shopping starts here. Categories, search, promotions and access to the Sara AI assistant are on the home screen.
Halal shopping starts here. Categories, search, promotions and access to the Sara AI assistant are on the home screen.

Technologies

  • Kotlin
  • Kotlin Multiplatform
  • Compose Multiplatform
  • Java
  • Spring
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