DEMO — Goat share 1
Reserve a place now. The full group is priced later, before payment is due.
Bush Market is being built to bring local farms and neighbourhoods together through coordinated group buying for goat, lamb and seasonal produce.
Bush Market keeps the moving parts legible from the first reservation to the final handover.
Farmers list what is available, with quantity and timing made easy to understand.
Neighbours reserve the amount that fits their household, freezer, and weekly rhythm.
The shared order reaches its target before collection is scheduled with suppliers.
Bush Market coordinates pickup windows, labels, routes, and clear handover details.
Your share arrives close to home, ready for a simple community handover.
Choose the quantity that fits your household while the community fills the rest. The circle tracks shared progress, so you can see how a small reserve becomes part of one complete farm order.

Grouped pickup points can reduce fragmented deliveries and create predictable fulfillment windows. Locations shown are examples for this prototype.
Tap a pickup point to see how the route helps the group.


Keep your supply visible while Bush Market brings neighbours together around one clear, coordinated order.
Seasonal farm boxes let neighbours combine demand for vegetables using the same group buying model.
See what is available, who supplies it and where the order is in motion.
Watch the share fill without guessing whether the order is moving.
Collection and community pickup details stay in one clear place.

Browse approved group orders and see how Bush Market coordinates them.