We book taxis, tables and haircuts from our phones without a second thought. Ask yours what's in stock round the corner and it sends you to a warehouse. The high street didn't stop being good. It stopped being findable.
Kids' football boots, size 3, today
Searching for: Kids' football boots, size 3, today. Online, three results found in 0.4s. On your high street, the sports shop a 6 min walk away can't be seen. Three pairs in size 3, on the shelf all along.
85% of us want more independent businesses on the high street. We just can't find them from our phones.
VistaPrint, Jan 2026
See how Streeyt fixes itTwo products, one AI. Shoppers get an app that finds and books. Businesses get a tablet that runs the shop.
Find it, book it and grab the deal, from every shop around you.
Ask in your own words. Get a straight answer from the shops around you, then it's booked.
Kiln & Co
Open till 5pm · 2 min walk · ★ 4.7
Quiet now · Wi-Fi · plugs
One search shows every nearby shop that has it, with live stock, real prices and walking times.
Compact 20L Microwave
3 shops · nearest 4 min
In stock now
Real chairs, tables and slots straight off the shop's own book, with the person you want.
Thu 17:30
Elin · Copper & Comb
Booked
Deals that find you. Real offers, real end times, from the shops you walk past.
2 for 1
small plates · 4–6pm
One tablet runs the counter: floor, orders, split bills, card, tap and cash. Offline, still serving.
Tickets fired and held, stations routed, allergens in red. No paper, no shouting.
Your AI reads the weather, the fixtures and the diary, then arrives with the move already made.
Every message and review in one queue, with a reply already drafted in your voice.
Ask it like you'd ask a friend who knows every shop on the street. Try one.
Example answers from Norwich's high street. In the app, every price, slot and stock level is live from the shop.
People decide on their phone, and more and more they ask an AI. A shop whose stock lives on a till and whose diary is a paper book isn't in the answer, so the warehouse 200 miles away wins by default.
7 in 10
pounds of UK retail spending still happen offline.
ONS retail sales, Aug 2026 (online 28.8%)
13,649
UK shops closed in 2024. More than four in five were independents.
Centre for Retail Research
12% → 28%
UK shoppers using an AI assistant to shop, in a single year.
Adyen, Jan 2026
Up to 35%
of a new client's first visit goes to the booking marketplace.
Treatwell UK partner pricing
The shopper's answer and the shop's reality read the same live data, so they never disagree. Nobody else in the UK does this.
The shopper's phone
Your chair
Today 17:30
Elin · cut & finish · £32
BookedThe salon's day book
Copper & Comb
Day book · Today
A phone app for the town and a tablet for the till, run by the same AI. Here's what each side gets.
Where to Buy shows every local shop that stocks it, ranked by near and good, never by who paid.
Teak oil & finishing wax
4 shops nearby · nearest 5 min walk
In stock now
Your AI · ready to approve
Football at Carrow Road, Wednesday 7:45pm. Pre-match deal for shoppers within a mile?
27,000 people a mile from your door. Extra dough ordered. Dana's on the rota.
Every product, slot and table is live on every phone nearby the moment you change it.
The shop-local apps that failed sat on top of the shop. Streeyt runs on its own systems.
Walking times on everything. What's open on your street right now. A home screen that changes from breakfast to late night. A national marketplace can't do this. Streeyt starts in Norwich, street by street.
The Lanes, Norwich · every pin live from the shop's own system
What the owner's AI notices, what it drafts, and what the shopper sees a minute later. One tap in the middle.
Pizza restaurantLocal events · ready to approve
Pre-match pizza deal for Streeyt users within a mile?
Extra dough ordered for Wednesday. Dana's on the rota to cover the rush.
Scene 1
Monday morning. Wednesday's 7:45pm kick-off at Carrow Road puts 27,000 people a mile from the door.
“Pre-match pizza, 2 for £18 till 7pm” lands on phones near the ground.
Thursday's briefing: Wednesday took £1,140, up 62% on a normal Wednesday.
Café & small platesWeather · ready to approve
2-for-1 small plates, 4–6pm, while it lasts?
The same terms filled the room the one time you tried it, in March.
Scene 2
Heavy rain from 4pm Thursday. The last three wet Thursdays each ran 30% under.
Shoppers sheltering nearby see the Zap, with a two-minute walk.
By half four the room is full and the windows are steamed up.
SalonBookings · done, in the ledger
11:00 offered to your waitlist and to shoppers within a walk
Six of the nine on your waitlist are colour clients. It asked them first.
Scene 3
9:12am. A cancellation for 11:00 — the owner is mid-cut and can't touch a phone.
“A chair's just come free at 11:00 at Copper & Comb.”
9:20: booked, deposit paid. The owner finds out at the next break.
Gift & homeware shopStock · ready to send
Reorder 24 tins of beeswax polish before Friday?
And the amber candle and sage mug leave together 31 times a quarter. Bundle them for £38?
Scene 4
Beeswax polish has sold out by 2pm on four straight market Saturdays.
Someone asks for “a present under £40, open now” and finds the bundle.
Polish on the shelf all day. The bundle is the market-day headline.
Any tradeGood morning · 3 things
Quiet Tuesday shaping up — but Saturday wants attention.
Four regulars are past their usual six weeks. Replies to four reviews are drafted.
Scene 5
Coffee, tablet, sixty seconds before the doors open.
Overnight it answered six questions and took two orders, from your own stock.
Three cards, three taps, done before opening.
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