Rapid Cart - One link that turns DM chaos into proper orders

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Share your Rapid Cart link and receive order requests with price offers, wishes, and delivery details — no storefront needed.Rapid Cart gives anyone who sells through DMs a single link. Customers fill in one short form — what they want, when they need it, where it goes — and every request lands in a dashboard instead of scattered up a chat thread. No storefront. No account for buyers.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Victor, a developer in Ireland. I built Rapid Cart after seen mess with orders of the real bakery when dealing with Instagram DMs. The problem lays outside messanging itself but rather in the area where each DM chat can hardly be assosiated with order. It's very easy to send made order to the wrong address, put in wrong box or add inappropriate assesories. That isn't a discipline problem. It's what happens when you use a chat app as an order system, because chat apps are built for continous conversation where only most recently said makes sense. It's hard to find significant details of the order in the conversation thread. So: you get one link. Your customer opens it, fills in one form — what they want, when they need it, where it goes, what they'll pay — and it lands in your dashboard with every detail attached to the order. They get a page that tracks its status. No account needed on their side, no storefront to build on yours. It's aimed at people who sell through DMs: home bakers, crafters, makers, tutors, anyone taking custom work. Honest about what it doesn't do yet: it doesn't take payment. You agree money directly with your customer, the same way you do now. Online checkout is on the roadmap. Free plan is genuinely free and works forever. I'd really like to hear where it doesn't fit what you do.