Your customers don't pick one place to buy. They message, scan, search, and walk in. Queek OS lets you sell across every channel from one catalog, with every order landing in one queue.
Demand arriving from
Order queue
LiveAnkara two-piece
New order · Online Store
Jollof · family pack
New order · WhatsApp
Matte lip set
New order · Instagram
Counter sale · 3 items
New order · POS
A WhatsApp message. An Instagram DM. A search. Someone at your counter. A scan at the table. Increasingly, an AI assistant. Demand shows up across all of them, but most businesses are only set up to sell well in one or two.
Where demand shows up
Most businesses can only sell well in one or two of these. Queek closes the gap.
One catalog. Every channel. One operating system behind all of it.
Each channel has its own page. They all share the same catalog, stock, orders, and customers underneath.
A branded store on your own domain, synced to catalog, stock, and orders.
Explore channelWhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, and Messenger in one inbox, with an AI Agent that sells.
Explore channelTurn any phone, tablet, or laptop into a register for counter and in-store sales.
Explore channelCustomers scan at the table, browse your catalog, and order straight to your counter.
Explore channelGet found by customers already searching the Queek marketplace for what you sell.
Explore channelBe ready to sell through the AI assistants customers are starting to buy from.
Explore channelMore channels usually means more spreadsheets, more double-selling, and more places to keep updated. Queek removes that by putting one shared system underneath every channel.
Every product lives once. Edit a price or stock count and it updates on every channel at the same moment.
Orders from your store, WhatsApp, POS, QR, and the marketplace land in a single queue your team works from.
Real-time inventory shared across channels, so you never sell the same item twice.
Profiles, history, and conversations follow the customer across every channel they reach you on.
Transfers auto-confirmed via Paystack, card, and USSD, settled the same way wherever the order starts.
Pickup, your own riders, or Queek dispatch, tracked from one place no matter where the order came from.
Demand appears
A customer messages, scans, searches, or asks an assistant.
It becomes an order
Their request turns into a structured, paid order tied to your catalog.
You work one queue
It lands beside every other channel, ready to fulfill and track.
A customer asks for what they need on the channel they already use. It becomes a real order, paid and tracked, in your one queue. Same rail, both sides.
See the customer sideFashion vendor
Sells through Instagram DMs and a branded online store, with variants and stock shared across both.
Restaurant
Takes WhatsApp orders, table QR orders, and counter sales, all flowing into one kitchen queue.
Pharmacy
Gets found on the marketplace and an online store, with availability and delivery handled from one place.
A channel is any place a customer can buy from you: your online store, WhatsApp, Instagram, POS, QR ordering, the Queek marketplace, and the AI assistants customers are starting to use.
No. You manage one catalog, stock, and pricing in Queek OS. Each channel reads from the same source, so turning one on doesn't mean rebuilding your products.
Online Store, WhatsApp, Instagram, POS, QR ordering, and the Queek marketplace are live. Telegram and dedicated AI-agent channels are rolling out.
It shouldn't. Because every channel shares one catalog and one order queue, selling in more places adds reach without adding separate systems to maintain.
Connect every channel to one catalog, one queue, and one operating system. Start free, no code required.
