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The operating system behind real local commerce,with integration surfaces built for what comes next.

Queek OS runs catalog, checkout, payments, orders, and delivery as one system. We are building the API, AI-agent, and protocol surfaces that let platforms, apps, and partners build on top of it.

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createorder

{

merchant:"a Queek OS business"
items:[ { sku, quantity } ]
fulfillment:"delivery"
channel:"ai_agent"

}

order placed
payment confirmed
rider assigned

Resolves into a real, delivered order

Most commerce APIs hand you a checkout and stop. Queek connects the whole path to a delivered order.

What you can build on

Integration surfaces for real commerce, not just checkout.

Four surfaces extend Queek OS to platforms, apps, and AI agents. Each is at a different stage, and we say which, so you always know what you can rely on today.

Early access

API

Orders, catalog, payments, and customers, programmatically.

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Building toward

MCP

Let AI assistants read your catalog and place real orders.

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Building toward

UCP

Readiness for the Universal Commerce Protocol as it matures.

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Building toward

Webhooks

Order, payment, and status events pushed to your systems.

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How it connects

From the platforms where demand begins, to a real order on the ground.

Anything built on Queek routes through the same operating layer that already runs live businesses, so an integration resolves into a real, fulfilled order, not a dead end.

AI platforms, apps & partners

Assistants, marketplaces, and tools where demand and orders originate.

Queek platform surfaces

API, AI-agent, and protocol pathways. In progress, not a finished spec.

Merchants on Queek OS

Live catalog, checkout, payments, orders, and fulfillment.

A direction, not a finished spec. These surfaces are a direction we are building toward, not a complete, documented platform today. Talk to us for early access and to help shape what ships first.

Why build on Queek

One operating layer, not one more payment or storefront API.

Most APIs give you a checkout or a storefront and stop. Queek connects the whole path, so anything you build resolves into a real order that gets picked, paid for, and delivered.

1
Catalog & inventory
Products, variants, and live stock as one source of truth.
2
Cart & checkout
A real cart and checkout an integration can complete.
3
Payment
Confirmed transactions, not a handoff to a dead end.
4
Fulfillment
The business picks, packs, and accepts the order.
5
Delivery
Dispatch, riders, pickup, and live tracking to the door.

One platform, every operation

Everything an integration touches, already connected.

The operating layer Queek OS runs for live businesses is the same layer any integration builds on.

Catalog & inventory

One source of truth for products, variants, and live stock.

Orders & checkout

Carts and orders across every channel in one queue.

Payments

Checkout and confirmed transactions, built in.

Delivery & fulfillment

Dispatch, riders, pickup, and live tracking.

Customers

Profiles, history, and a path to human support.

Every channel

Web, WhatsApp, Instagram, POS, in-store, and AI agents.

Analytics

Sales, operations, and channel performance in one view.

Support

Human handoff when something needs a real answer.

Where we are, honestly

What is live today, what is in early access, and what we are building toward.

We would rather be clear than impressive. This is the real state of the platform, with nothing dressed up as more finished than it is.

Available today

Catalog, inventory & live stock
Orders & checkout
Payments & confirmed transactions
Delivery, dispatch & live tracking
One dashboard across every channel

Early access

Queek API for orders, catalog & payments
Hands-on onboarding with our team

On the roadmap

Webhooks for order, payment & status events
MCP for AI-assistant integrations
UCP-compatible pathways

Get started

Building something on top of Queek? Let's talk early.

The platform is taking shape, and early partners help decide what ships first. Tell us what you want to build and we will get you the right access.

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Developer questions

Straight answers about the platform.

What you can build today, what is coming, and what we will not pretend exists yet.

Is there a public API I can use today?

The operations behind it, catalog, orders, payments, and delivery, run today on Queek OS. Programmatic access through the Queek API is in early access. Talk to us and we will set you up directly rather than point you at docs that are not public yet.

Are MCP and UCP supported?

We are building toward both. MCP would let AI assistants read catalog and place real orders. UCP-compatible pathways prepare Queek for the Universal Commerce Protocol as it matures. Neither is a finished, documented spec today, and we will not claim otherwise.

Do you have webhooks?

Webhooks for order, payment, and status events are on the roadmap, not shipped. If event delivery is critical to what you are building, tell us. Early partners shape the order we build things in.

Can I see rate limits, SLAs, or SDK docs?

Not yet, and we will not invent them. Those land as the API moves from early access to general availability. For now the honest answer is: talk to us about your use case and we will tell you exactly what is possible today.

What can I actually build right now?

Real local commerce on Queek OS: a live catalog, checkout, payments, orders, delivery, and support across every channel a business already sells through. The integration surfaces extend that operating layer, they do not replace it.

Build on Queek

One platform for catalog, checkout, payments, and delivery.

Start with the operating system that is live today, and build toward the API, AI-agent, and protocol surfaces as they ship.

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