01 Categories
Four ways into the pantry.
Dry rubs, wet bases, fresh herbs, and the shortcuts for busy nights. Each card shows how many products sit behind it.

E-commerce2023Live
Great food starts with great spices. A storefront built for mobile money.

(01) The brief in one line
Miss Cookie is a small Accra business making freshly blended local spice mixes, from fish and shrimp powders to wet bases for chicken, grills and kelewele.
Its first day of production, in 2017, made 25 jars on a personal blender that had to stop and cool down every few minutes.
The business needed a store that could reach customers outside the shop, accept payments online and send SMS notifications, without becoming something only a developer could manage.
Later, payments started failing when the provider’s webhook became unreliable. Solving that properly became Reevit.
A custom store, not a template.
(02) The store
Four screens
from misscookieghana.com
01 Categories
Dry rubs, wet bases, fresh herbs, and the shortcuts for busy nights. Each card shows how many products sit behind it.

02 Shop
Size, quantity and Add to bag sit on every product card, from fish powder to pure ginger.

03 Cook by dish
“Pick the pot you’re reaching for,” and the store shows the blends that belong in it: jollof, light soup, a weeknight stew.

04 Recipes
Ghanaian home cooking built on the blends the store sells. Cook along, then add the spices to your bag in one step.

(03) Every screen
Desktop 1440
Mobile 390


(04) Where it stands
From the live store
and the brand’s own story
Dry spices, wet spices, herbs and spices, and Cook Sharp Sharp.
Across those four categories on the live store.
Orders over GH₵80 are delivered free.
The first production run in 2017, on a personal blender.
Live · an early Reevit merchant
A custom store the team runs themselves, with Hubtel for payments and SMS.
Their mission
We are driven by one goal: to make cooking easier, quicker and less stressful.
