Order History, Favorites and Reorder

Much of neighborhood commerce is repeat business: the same morning tiffin, the weekly grocery run, the snack stall on the way home. This concept explores how the Kadaikodi customer app could turn that habit into a short path. Instead of searching for a cart again and rebuilding a basket item by item, customers return to two screens, My Orders and Your Favorites, that are organized around the places they already trust.

My Orders is split into Active and Past tabs. In the Past view, each order is a card with the merchant's name, the date and time, a status badge such as Delivered or Cancelled, a one-line summary of what was ordered and the total. Two actions sit under every card: a filled Reorder button and an outlined Rate button. The design treats reordering and rating as the two natural next steps once an order is finished, so neither requires opening a detail page.

Your Favorites is reached from the app's bottom navigation, alongside Home, Discover, Orders and Cart. A count next to the heading shows how many carts are saved. Each saved cart appears with a photo, a category chip such as Food or Retail, its star rating, an Open now indicator and its own Reorder button, while a filled heart in the corner shows that it is saved and offers a way to remove it.

Together the two screens close the loop that starts with discovery and checkout: a customer finds a cart, orders, rates the experience and then comes back with a single tap. For merchants, the same loop is designed to feed the repeat-customer figures in their analytics and the reviews that shape their reputation across the marketplace.