Ju Yi Xi OMO: Returning the Streets to Neighbors
Keep profits for physical businesses
Leveraging seven-dimensional governance and private AI governance to build new community infrastructure that localizes traffic, anchors capital locally, and privatizes assets.
Four Core Business Segments
Craftsmanship Workshops, Local Merchants, Direct Brand Supply, and Concierge Services—Building a Complete Community Ecosystem
Craftsman's Workshop
Handcrafted with care, fresh for your neighborhood.
- ✓Local Specialties
- ✓Limited Pre-sale
- ✓Fresh Delivered
- ✓Community Exclusive Price
Local Businesses
Join as Supplier · Visit Store
- ✓Certified Merchant Onboarding
- ✓Consignment Supply
- ✓Redeem in-store
- ✓Community Exclusive Offer
Direct from Brand
Premium Brand Collaborations · Quality Assured
- ✓Direct from top brands
- ✓Authenticity Verification
- ✓Community Group Buy Price
- ✓Dedicated After-Sales Support
Concierge Service
One-on-One · Personalized & Convenient
- ✓Dedicated Concierge Support
- ✓Convenience Services
- ✓Life Errands
- ✓Neighborhood Mutual Aid
Street-Level OMO Ecosystem: Complete Architecture
Streets serve as construction units, communities act as operational entities, and community stewards form the core connection.
Streets are construction units
Unified platform, unified products, unified fulfillment, unified governance
One street = one complete OMO ecosystem: unified system deployment, centralized product management, shared warehousing and fulfillment, AI-driven governance, and retained capital. It delivers four core business lines: artisan workshops, local merchants, direct brand supply, and concierge services.
- Unified development of four business segments: Craftsmanship Workshop, Local Merchants, Brand Direct Supply, and Concierge Services.
- Responsible for product supply, warehouse and distribution fulfillment, AI governance, and financial settlement.
- Keep 95%+ of funds locally to boost the neighborhood's economic circulation.
Community serves as the operating unit.
Build communities, channels, and services at the neighborhood level.
One community = one independent sales channel. With the residential compound as the smallest unit, a Community Steward builds owner groups, drives outreach and promotion, delivers neighborhood services, and converts orders—creating a high-trust, high-retention, high-conversion community sales network.
- Single community as the minimum operational unit
- Community managers build communities, engage neighbors, and expand sales channels.
- Establish private domain traffic and close the last 100 meters of service.
Three-level closed-loop linkage
Core Functional Modules
Gather the best local finds, enjoy city-wide joy
Build ecosystems on streets, deploy channels at the community level—each street becomes a self-sustaining economy.
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