Wellocated VS Keeping

Wellocated's answer

Wellocated is built for independent brands, makers, artists, designers, and producers looking for new ways to reach customers offline.

On the venue side, it is designed for cafés, hotels, galleries, independent shops, restaurants, coworking spaces, wellness businesses, and other venues interested in hosting products, pop-ups, or brand collaborations.

Keeping's answer:

Small and medium sized businesses

Wellocated's answer

Wellocated is built with Next.js for the frontend, Go (Golang) for the backend, and PostgreSQL for the database.

Keeping's answer:

Built in GCP (Google Cloud), with React, Elixir, and Phoenix.

Wellocated's answer

Wellocated started from a problem we experienced ourselves: getting a product in front of the right people in the physical world is surprisingly difficult.

Digital brands can reach customers online, but advertising is increasingly expensive and crowded. Opening a physical store, meanwhile, requires significant investment and commitment.

At the same time, thousands of cafés, hotels, galleries, shops, and other venues already have the right audiences and underused physical space.

Keeping's answer:

Keeping was built to help teams manage customer support without leaving Gmail. It brings the structure of a help desk to shared inboxes, making it easier to assign, track, and respond to customer emails as a team.

Wellocated's answer

Wellocated connects brands with cafés, hotels, galleries, shops, wellness spaces, and other venues where their ideal customers already spend time.

Instead of relying only on digital ads or committing to traditional retail, brands can place products in relevant physical spaces for discovery, display, sales, or pop-ups. Venues can use their available space to generate additional revenue, offer something new to visitors, and support independent brands.

Wellocated's answer

Wellocated focuses on making physical product placement accessible without the cost and commitment of opening a store.

Brands can discover relevant venues, contact them directly, propose collaborations, and manage product placements or pop-ups. Venues gain access to independent brands that fit their audience and space.

The goal is simple: help brands reach customers offline while helping venues make better use of the space and audience they already have.