Small harvesters across Indonesia growing local produce such as (matoa, cacao, etc.), often can't find buyers beyond their own village, while restaurants and small local businesses nearby are searching for fresh, affordable supply they don't know exists just kilometers away. The distance between them isn't geographic it's a lack of visibility. We reframe this as a discovery problem, not a logistics problem. Taniku is a two-way marketplace: harvesters can search for the nearest buyers, restaurants, small businesses, and local shops, while buyers can search for the nearest harvesters with the produce they need. No transactions happen on the platform itself; instead, Taniku focuses purely on surfacing the closest, most efficient match on both sides, so the actual deal-making stays simple and direct between the two parties. Built with a React + Vite dashboard architecture, the platform organizes suppliers' stock, product listings, and order tracking into one clean interface, with a location-aware search layer that ranks matches by proximity and efficiency, turning what used to be word-of-mouth guesswork into a fast, transparent way for harvest and demand to find each other.

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