Miiriya

Miiriya

Founded by an Ivorian American

117 ratings
27 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 12, 2025
  • October 12, 2026

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About

Discover and shop from Black-owned businesses all in one place. This app also functions as a mutual aid platform, supporting community members in need. Vendors can easily create custom pages to reach new customers.

✓Shop Black-owned businesses
✓Mutual aid platform
✓Vendor sign-up
✓Custom vendor pages
✓Customer discovery
✓Community support
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What's New in Miiriya

3.6

October 12, 2026

New video homepage feature

User reviews

I love it here !

Love having a place where I can support our community intentionally. I have access to new brands and new products that I didn’t know how to access before 😭🥰💕

One step closer to escaping communism under the colonizers

Honestly every single one of us should have downloaded the app even if we plan on not making a purchase today. Have it and think of ideas of products you yourself can verify vet and sale on the platform things we may be missing on the site let’s work together to not only use this site/app to shop but to also create business opportunities. I downloaded it before I wrote this comment please do the same. Or utilize and bookmark their website.
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Poor Customer Service From Owner. Poor Shopping Experience.

I downloaded Miiriya after seeing it advertised as an alternative to platforms like Amazon. I took time to explore the app and found that the overall experience felt unfocused. It combines shopping with mutual aid, jobs, housing assistance, services, donations, and other community features. Those resources may be valuable, but the shopping experience does not feel organized or consistent enough to function as a clear Amazon alternative. It feels more like a digital Sunday market or swap meet, with many different vendors and purposes in one place. Product discovery, search, comparison, shipping information, and return policies could be much clearer. Return policies vary by seller, and customers may have to search through individual businesses to understand whether returns or refunds are available. These policies should be clearly displayed before purchase. My biggest concern, however, was the response to constructive feedback. Instead of addressing the specific concerns, the response suggested that I was uncomfortable with something new, “lying to myself,” or criticizing because I had “finally got a seat at the table.” That kind of response feels dismissive and defensive, especially toward someone who downloaded the app because it was advertised to them and took the time to provide detailed feedback. The app may offer helpful community resources, and I respect the goal behind those features. However, the organization, shopping experience, transparency around seller policies, and response to customer feedback need significant improvement.
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Get your act together

I love the idea for this app, but your conduct online is ludicrous. Specifically your interns. It’s time to take your interns offline.

I found 2 business and a charity donation is mostly on there

Not for a business at all totally useless unless you want a tote and a hat with 2 holes in it

For what? Waste of space time etc delete

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FAQ

What is this app?

This application serves as a marketplace for Black-owned businesses, allowing users to discover and shop from them. It also functions as a mutual aid app to support individuals facing hardship within the community.

How can vendors use this app?

Vendors can sign up to create their own custom pages within the app. This allows them to easily meet new shoppers and gain visibility without the need to manage separate platforms, streamlining their online presence.

Is there a cost to use the app?

Based on the provided information, the app is free to use for both customers and vendors. There are no mentioned costs associated with downloading or operating the application.

Who is this app for?

The app is designed for consumers who wish to support Black-owned businesses and for those looking to contribute to or benefit from community mutual aid initiatives. It also serves vendors seeking an easy way to reach a wider customer base.