Daily pooja flowers, weekly bouquets and festival extras, all on one quiet round. Customers pause their own travel days, and you pick to an exact morning count.
Flowers picked at four are tired by noon. An over-count is not stock, it is compost with your morning’s labour attached.
Before a festival, everyone wants double, and they all tell you the evening before, by phone, while you are still tying today’s strings.
A flower string is small money. Collected daily in coins or remembered monthly in a notebook, it is the hardest revenue you earn.
The family travelled, the string wilted on the gate, and now the month’s count is disputed. Nobody wins that conversation.
The overnight plan totals every string, garland and bouquet. You pick and tie to an exact count, and the compost pile shrinks.
Customers add festival quantities in the app days before, not by phone the night before. You see the spike coming and pick accordingly.
Wallets are topped up monthly and charged per delivered string. The coin collecting and the notebook both retire, and disputes go with them.
A travelling family pauses from their phone, the string is never tied, and nothing wilts. The month’s count is right because it was right every day.
The parts of Lanemi a flower seller leans on every dawn.
| Feature | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Daily subscriptions | A string a day, a garland on Fridays, a bouquet weekly. Any mix. |
| Self-service pause | Travel days handled by the customer, before the picking. |
| One-time extras | Festival and function orders placed ahead, visible in the plan. |
| Nightly forecast | The exact pick-and-tie count, ready before dawn. |
| Prepaid wallet | Small daily sums charged per delivery from a monthly top-up. |
| Ordered runsheets | Gate-to-gate order for a round that must finish by breakfast. |
| Reports | Demand by weekday and festival, so next year’s spike is planned. |
A jasmine round in Madurai, a marigold route in Mexico City, a bouquet subscription in Amsterdam. Your currency, your payment methods, your rules.
Lanemi began on a farm whose milk round leaves in the dark. Everything about the overnight plan, the printed backup and the doorstep-first design comes from running a dawn round ourselves, every day.
Read our storyI pick to an exact count at four in the morning. The compost pile shrank to nothing.
Festival orders come in days ahead now, in the app, not by phone the night before.
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Yes. A string daily, a garland on Fridays and a bouquet on the first of the month is one subscription, set once.
Customers add extras ahead of the day from their app, and one-time orders ride the same round. The forecast shows the spike before you pick.
That is what the wallet is for. One monthly top-up, charged a small amount per delivered string, with every cent accounted for.
If they paused, they were never charged. If they did not, the delivery record shows the string arrived. Either way it is a record, not an argument.
Yes. Roles control who sees what. The picker sees counts, the deliverer sees the runsheet, and only you see the money.
Short, practical, and no filler. Leave any time.