KurevaConnect is built from the supplied Excel database: traditional foods, plants, herbs, teas, fruits, vegetables, supplier leads, buyer segments, app modules, safe health wording and onboarding requirements.
Each product includes a generated image, description, benefits, cautions, preparation, growing provinces, storage and health-friendly tags.
Small drought-tolerant ancient grain used for porridge, sadza, malted drinks and baby foods.
Nutrients: Fibre, calcium, iron, magnesium, polyphenols, complex carbohydrates
Benefits:
Cautions: Still a carbohydrate; portions matter for diabetes. Soaking/fermentation helps reduce phytates that limit mineral absorption.
Drought-resistant millet grown in dry Zimbabwe regions and used for porridge and meal.
Nutrients: Fibre, magnesium, iron, phosphorus, B vitamins
Benefits:
Cautions: Carbohydrate-rich; should be portioned for blood sugar management.
Hardy cereal used for sadza, porridge, malt and traditional beverages.
Nutrients: Fibre, protein, iron, phenolic antioxidants
Benefits:
Cautions: Some varieties contain tannins; milling and preparation affect nutrition. Portion control needed.
Protein-rich indigenous legume eaten as dry beans, fresh pods or leaves.
Nutrients: Protein, fibre, folate, iron, potassium
Benefits:
Cautions: Can cause gas if not soaked/cooked properly; avoid undercooked beans.
Indigenous groundnut-like legume grown underground and eaten boiled or dried.
Nutrients: Protein, fibre, iron, potassium, complex carbohydrates
Benefits:
Cautions: Energy-dense; portion control needed. May trigger legume allergies in sensitive people.
Popular Zimbabwean nut used whole, roasted, as peanut butter and in vegetable relishes.
Nutrients: Healthy fats, protein, vitamin E, niacin, magnesium
Benefits:
Cautions: Allergy risk; aflatoxin risk if poorly dried/stored; high calorie.
Tangy powdery fruit pulp from the baobab tree, used in snacks, drinks and powders.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, soluble fibre, calcium, potassium, polyphenols
Benefits:
Cautions: Large amounts can cause bloating/diarrhoea; acidic taste may not suit reflux-prone people.
Fast-growing tree whose leaves are eaten fresh or dried into powder/tea.
Nutrients: Vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, calcium, protein, antioxidants
Benefits:
Cautions: May interact with diabetes/BP medicines; avoid medicinal-dose use during pregnancy unless advised by clinician.
Aromatic indigenous shrub commonly prepared as herbal tea.
Nutrients: Essential oils, flavonoids, antioxidant compounds
Benefits:
Cautions: Not a substitute for treatment; avoid excessive intake and use caution in pregnancy or with chronic medication.
Hardy plant whose dried leaves revive after rain; sold as herbal tea.
Nutrients: Polyphenols, tannins, aromatic compounds
Benefits:
Cautions: Evidence for disease treatment is limited; tannins can upset stomach in large amounts.
Red calyx used to make sour refreshing tea and juice.
Nutrients: Anthocyanins, vitamin C, organic acids
Benefits:
Cautions: Can lower blood pressure slightly; caution with BP medication, pregnancy and heavy sugar additions.
Tender pumpkin leaves cooked as a traditional green relish.
Nutrients: Vitamin A carotenoids, vitamin C, folate, fibre
Benefits:
Cautions: Overcooking reduces vitamins; add little oil to absorb carotenoids.
Slightly bitter indigenous leafy vegetable eaten fresh or dried.
Nutrients: Vitamin A, iron, calcium, fibre, phytochemicals
Benefits:
Cautions: Bitter taste; may need blanching. Avoid contaminated wild-harvested leaves.
Traditional leafy vegetable eaten cooked; young leaves are preferred.
Nutrients: Iron, calcium, vitamins A/C, polyphenols
Benefits:
Cautions: Unripe berries and some plant parts can be toxic; eat properly identified cooked leaves only.
Fast-growing leafy vegetable common in fields and gardens.
Nutrients: Iron, folate, calcium, vitamins A/C, fibre
Benefits:
Cautions: Contains oxalates; people with kidney stone risk should moderate intake.
Slimy-textured leafy vegetable used in soups and relishes.
Nutrients: Fibre, calcium, iron, vitamins, mucilage
Benefits:
Cautions: Texture may not suit everyone; wash well to avoid soil contamination.
Small wild fruit eaten fresh or dried, especially in dry regions.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, fibre, antioxidants
Benefits:
Cautions: Dried fruit is sugar-dense; portion control for diabetes.
Sweet seasonal wild fruit from miombo woodlands.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, fibre, natural sugars
Benefits:
Cautions: High natural sugar; very perishable fresh.
Wild fruit used fresh and for juice, jam and oil from kernels.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, antioxidants, healthy fats in kernels
Benefits:
Cautions: Fermented marula can contain alcohol; kernels are energy-dense.
Hard-shelled wild fruit with aromatic pulp.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, fibre, natural sugars
Benefits:
Cautions: Seeds/pulp must be handled properly; not all Strychnos species are edible.
Creamy fruit grown in high-rainfall and irrigated regions.
Nutrients: Monounsaturated fat, potassium, fibre, vitamin E
Benefits:
Cautions: High calorie; latex-fruit allergy possible.
Oranges, lemons, grapefruit and mandarins grown commercially and by smallholders.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, flavonoids, potassium
Benefits:
Cautions: Grapefruit interacts with many medicines; acidic citrus may worsen reflux.
Commercial berry crop increasingly grown for export and premium local markets.
Nutrients: Anthocyanins, vitamin C, fibre
Benefits:
Cautions: Can be expensive; pesticide residue risk if not washed.
Root crop eaten boiled, roasted or as flour; orange varieties rich in beta-carotene.
Nutrients: Complex carbs, fibre, beta-carotene, potassium
Benefits:
Cautions: Still raises blood sugar; portion control is important.
Green pod vegetable with mucilaginous texture.
Nutrients: Fibre, folate, vitamin C, mucilage
Benefits:
Cautions: Texture may not suit all; deep-frying reduces health value.
Widely grown vegetable/fruit used in sauces, salads and relishes.
Nutrients: Lycopene, vitamin C, potassium
Benefits:
Cautions: Acidic for reflux; pesticide residue risk if not washed.
Leafy salad vegetable grown in cool seasons/irrigated systems.
Nutrients: Folate, vitamin K, water, fibre
Benefits:
Cautions: High contamination risk if washed poorly; must maintain cold chain.
Tender green beans grown commercially, including for export.
Nutrients: Fibre, vitamin C, vitamin K, folate
Benefits:
Cautions: Can cause gas in sensitive people; pesticide residue risk if not washed.
Cool-season legumes eaten fresh as pods or shelled peas.
Nutrients: Protein, fibre, folate, vitamin C
Benefits:
Cautions: Moderate carbohydrates; portioning needed for strict glucose control.
Hot pepper grown fresh or dried for seasoning.
Nutrients: Capsaicin, vitamin C, carotenoids
Benefits:
Cautions: Can worsen reflux, ulcers or IBS symptoms; handle carefully.
Traditional fermented non-alcoholic drink made from maize, millet or sorghum meal.
Nutrients: Carbohydrates, B vitamins from fermentation, possible probiotics depending process
Benefits:
Cautions: Often high in added sugar; unsafe fermentation can cause contamination.
Traditional drink made from fermented finger millet or sorghum.
Nutrients: Complex carbs, fermentation products, minerals
Benefits:
Cautions: Carbohydrate-rich; sugar additions reduce suitability for diabetes.
Natural sweetener produced by bees, including woodland honey.
Nutrients: Natural sugars, trace antioxidants, enzymes
Benefits:
Cautions: Still sugar; not suitable for infants under 1 year; caution for diabetes.
Oil pressed from baobab seeds; often used for food/cosmetics depending grade.
Nutrients: Unsaturated fats, vitamin E
Benefits:
Cautions: Only use food-grade oil for eating; high calorie.
Flower heads dried for calming herbal tea; grown by herb farms/gardens.
Nutrients: Apigenin, flavonoids, volatile oils
Benefits:
Cautions: Allergy risk in people sensitive to daisies/ragweed; caution with sedatives/anticoagulants.
Aromatic grass used as tea and flavouring.
Nutrients: Citral, flavonoids, essential oils
Benefits:
Cautions: May cause allergy; medicinal doses not advised in pregnancy.
Cooling aromatic herb used fresh or dried in teas and foods.
Nutrients: Menthol, flavonoids
Benefits:
Cautions: Can worsen reflux in some people; essential oil is not for routine internal use.
Root vegetable eaten boiled, roasted or juiced.
Nutrients: Nitrates, folate, fibre, betalain pigments
Benefits:
Cautions: Can colour urine/stool; high oxalate for some kidney stone patients.
Strong-flavoured bulb used in cooking and wellness traditions.
Nutrients: Sulfur compounds, allicin precursors
Benefits:
Cautions: Can interact with blood thinners; may cause reflux/bad breath.
Rhizome used as spice, tea and drink ingredient.
Nutrients: Gingerols, shogaols, antioxidants
Benefits:
Cautions: May interact with blood thinners; high doses can irritate stomach.
Orange root vegetable eaten raw, cooked or juiced.
Nutrients: Beta-carotene, fibre, potassium
Benefits:
Cautions: Juices remove some fibre and can be sugar-concentrated; wash well.
Aromatic tropical fruit grown by some commercial farms.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, fibre, carotenoids
Benefits:
Cautions: Acidic; may worsen reflux; sweetened juices can be high sugar.
Berry grown in cooler or controlled areas for fresh markets.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, fibre, anthocyanins
Benefits:
Cautions: Very perishable; pesticide residue risk if not washed.
Hydrating vegetable grown under irrigation/greenhouses.
Nutrients: Water, vitamin K, small fibre
Benefits:
Cautions: Low nutrient density compared with leafy greens; wash peel well.
Cultivated mushrooms grown on straw or agricultural waste substrates.
Nutrients: Protein, beta-glucans, B vitamins, minerals
Benefits:
Cautions: Must be properly identified/cultivated; wild mushrooms can be poisonous.
Oil-rich seed grown in dry regions and used whole or pressed for oil.
Nutrients: Healthy fats, calcium, lignans, protein
Benefits:
Cautions: Allergy risk; high calorie; seeds need clean processing.
Seasonal tropical fruit common in home gardens and farms.
Nutrients: Vitamin C, carotenoids, fibre
Benefits:
Cautions: High natural sugar; portion control for diabetes.
Tropical fruit grown in wetter/irrigated areas.
Nutrients: Potassium, vitamin B6, fibre, carbohydrates
Benefits:
Cautions: Ripe bananas are higher in sugar; portioning needed for diabetes.
Flour made from unripe green bananas, used as gluten-free flour blend.
Nutrients: Resistant starch, potassium, fibre
Benefits:
Cautions: Can cause bloating if introduced quickly; still contributes carbohydrates.
Eggs from chickens raised in smallholder/free-range systems.
Nutrients: Protein, choline, vitamin B12, selenium
Benefits:
Cautions: Allergy risk; food safety requires clean handling/cooking; cholesterol concerns for some patients.
These are supplier leads from the workbook. They must be verified before being published as approved sellers in the live app.
| Supplier | Main products | Location | Contact | Buyer fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B’Ayoba | Baobab powder, baobab products | Harare | +263 772 419 811 info@bayoba.biz https://bayoba.biz/ | Export buyers, processors, retailers Public contact found |
| Naturally Zimbabwean supplier network | Baobab, moringa, zumbani, rosella, resurrection bush, sesame, honey and other natural products | Zimbabwe | See individual listings See individual listings https://naturallyzimbabwean.com/suppliers/ | Health shops, retailers, local consumers Public directory found |
| Hutano Foods | Natural/healthy foods and teas | Zimbabwe | 0772158313 / 0771828395 www.hutanofoods.com | Retailers, health shops, consumers Public contact found |
| Four Seasons | Natural foods/products | Harare likely | 0242-487832 / 0772594760 factory@fourseasons.co.zw | Retailers, consumers Public contact found |
| Zubo Trust | Sesame and community products | Binga/Matabeleland North likely | 015 515 / 0717243082 zubotrust@gmail.com | Retailers, processors, development buyers Public contact found |
| Petalilli | Herbal teas including zumbani/resurrection bush/rosella | Zimbabwe | 0774 701 846 info@petalilli.com www.petalilli.com | Health shops, consumers Public contact found |
| Orsha Wholesome Foods | Natural foods/products | Zimbabwe | 0772362833 / 0715842654 / 0736484408 bertha@orshafoods.co.zw | Retailers, consumers Public contact found |
| Mesostream Enterprises | Natural foods/products | Zimbabwe | 0776298479 / 0772570329 mesostream1@gmail.com | Retailers, consumers Public contact found |
| Eny’s Treats | Natural/processed foods | Zimbabwe | 0775 326 089 enystreats@gmail.com; info@enystreats.co.zw enystreats.co.zw | Retailers, consumers Public contact found |
| Tsuro Trust | Natural/community agricultural products | Zimbabwe | 0772874182 / 0718828123 roselinemukonoweshuro@gmail.com | Community buyers, retailers Public contact found |
| Jekesa Pfungwa Vulinqondo | Community products | Zimbabwe | 0242 570846 / 0779806931 berthaj@jpv-zw.org; info@jpv-zw.org | Community buyers, retailers Public contact found |
| LAFRICA Farm Products | Peas, strawberries, chillies, blueberries, horticulture | Zimbabwe | +263 78 624 9715 | Export buyers, fresh produce markets Public directory found |
| Shaka Hills Farm | Peas, fine beans, English cucumber | Zimbabwe | +263 71 738 4099 | Exporters, fresh produce buyers Public directory found |
| Farm Fare Produce | Peas, passion fruit | Zimbabwe | +263 71 738 4099 | Fresh produce buyers/exporters Public directory found |
| CUT/Hunyani Farm | Rock melons | Zimbabwe | +263 77 617 2849 | Fresh produce buyers Public directory found |
| Dombera Farm | Chillies | Zimbabwe | +263 77 704 5682 | Exporters, fresh produce processors Public directory found |
| Chivero Farms / Chivero WholeFoods | Organic vegetables, fruits and farm-fresh products | Harare | Verify via site https://chiverofarms.com/ | Local consumers, farm shop buyers Public website found |
| Farmhouse Country Foods Zimbabwe | Fresh local produce, fruits, vegetables, herbs | Zimbabwe | Verify via site https://farmhousecountryfoods.co.zw/ | Households, local consumers Public website found |
| Nature's Food | Dried healthy foods from farmers | Zimbabwe | sales@naturesfoods.co.zw https://naturesfoods.co.zw/ | Consumers including diaspora orders Public website found |
| Cedar Foods | Baobab powder, green banana flour, moringa tea, zumbani tea, baobab oil/coffee | Zimbabwe | Verify via listing | Retailers, health shops, consumers Public listing found |
| Sanganai Organic Foods | Baobab powder, baobab coffee/oil, moringa powder/capsules, dried cowpeas | Harare | Contact via listing | Export buyers, health product buyers Public listing found |
| Fambidzanai Permaculture Centre / organic basket | Organic vegetables, fruit and herbs | Harare/Zimbabwe | Verify via site https://fambidzanai.org.zw/ | Organic consumers, communities Public page found |
| Martin Bauer Group / Organic Africa pilot farms | Organic herbs and spices | Zimbabwe | Verify via group | International herb buyers Public profile found |
| Organic Africa Holdings / Stevia Zimbabwe / La Rochelle Organics | Herbs, spices, medicinal plants, stevia | Zimbabwe | Verify via company | International buyers/export markets Public profile found |
| Food for Life Market | Organic/traditional/healthy local products | Harare | FoodForLifeMarket@gmail.com | Local healthy-food consumers, small suppliers Public market listing |
| Food Fair at Amanzi Restaurant | Fresh local organic produce market | Harare | 04-497768 | Local consumers, small suppliers Public market listing |
The app should serve households, health-conscious customers, restaurants, retailers, institutions and diaspora buyers.
Families in Harare, Bulawayo, Mutare, diaspora ordering for family
They buy: Weekly baskets, grains, teas, fruits, vegetables
Sell with: Subscription boxes + same-day delivery
Delivery fee + supplier commission + subscriptionGym users, diabetics, BP-conscious households
They buy: Low-sugar foods, high-fibre grains, herbal teas, vegetables
Sell with: Condition-friendly filters without cure claims
Monthly app subscription + margin/commissionHealthy cafes, hotel kitchens, juice bars
They buy: Fresh produce, herbs, fruit, mushrooms
Sell with: B2B ordering portal with recurring procurement
B2B commission + supplier listing feesOrganic shops, pharmacies, supermarkets
They buy: Packaged teas, baobab, moringa, honey, grains
Sell with: Wholesale catalogue and replenishment
Wholesale commissionJuice makers, cereal makers, snack brands
They buy: Bulk baobab, grains, fruit, herbs
Sell with: Verified bulk supplier marketplace
Bulk transaction commissionBoarding schools, clinics, hospitals
They buy: Vegetables, grains, eggs, fruit
Sell with: Institutional procurement dashboard
Procurement feeZimTrade exporters, regional buyers
They buy: Baobab, herbs, blueberries, peas, chillies
Sell with: Verified supplier data and documentation
Lead fee + export servicesKurevaConnect owns customer demand, discovery, ordering, payment, delivery coordination and trust, while suppliers keep their own stock.
Customer selects healthy goods, delivery address, condition-friendly preferences, and delivery window
Supplier holds stock: YesSystem confirms supplier stock availability before payment capture
Supplier holds stock: YesApp routes order to nearest verified supplier, not to KurevaConnect warehouse
Supplier holds stock: YesSupplier receives pick list in supplier app/WhatsApp dashboard
Supplier holds stock: YesSupplier picks from their own stock/farm/packhouse
Supplier holds stock: YesKurevaConnect confirms supplier order and commission
Supplier holds stock: YesSupplier packs according to KurevaConnect quality standards
Supplier holds stock: YesCustomer receives digital receipt and supplier receives order statement
Supplier holds stock: YesDriver collects from supplier and delivers to customer
Supplier holds stock: YesThese modules from the workbook are included as the development blueprint for the full application.
Browse foods by category, province, supplier, condition-friendly tags and availability
User selects goals such as lower sugar, high fibre, low salt, iron-rich, weight management
Every product has description, benefits, cautions, recipes and source links
Weekly/monthly boxes such as Diabetes-Friendly Basket, BP-Friendly Basket, Traditional Grains Box
Supplier updates stock, price, delivery days, harvest date and photos
Driver collects from supplier and delivers to customer with proof photos
Track verification, certificates, farm visit status, addresses and contacts
Monitor order status, supplier delays, driver issues and refunds
Recommend meals based on customer goals and available Zimbabwean products
Bulk recurring orders with supplier-held stock
Show high-demand items, price trends, stockout risk and delivery zones
Collect customer payment, pay supplier minus commission after delivery
| Goal | Allowed wording | Avoid saying | Tags | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cancer risk support | Supports a plant-rich diet with fibre, antioxidants and colourful foods. | Kills cancer cells; cures cancer; stops tumours. | antioxidanthigh-fibrecolourful-plants | Baobab, berries, leafy greens, tomatoes |
| Diabetes / sugar control | Can fit into a lower-sugar, high-fibre eating plan when portions are controlled. | Cures diabetes; lowers sugar guaranteed. | diabetes-friendlyhigh-fibreportion-control | Millet, sorghum, cowpeas, okra, leafy greens |
| High blood pressure | Supports lower-salt, potassium-rich, heart-conscious eating patterns. | Cures BP; replaces medication. | bp-supportlow-saltpotassium | Hibiscus, beetroot, bananas in moderation, vegetables |
| Fibroids | Supports general healthy eating, iron intake and weight management. | Shrinks fibroids; treats fibroids. | ironhigh-fibrebalanced-diet | Leafy greens, legumes, whole grains |
| Migraines | Supports hydration and regular balanced meals; customers can avoid personal triggers. | Cures migraines; guaranteed relief. | hydrationcaffeine-freelow-additive | Herbal teas, fruits, vegetables |
| Weight management | Supports fullness with fibre, protein and minimally processed foods. | Weight loss guaranteed. | high-fibreproteinlow-calorie | Legumes, vegetables, mushrooms, eggs |
Use this checklist to approve farms, processors and marketplace sellers.
| Field | Required? | Why it matters | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supplier legal name | Yes | Contracts and payouts | B'Ayoba |
| Trading name | Yes | Customer-facing name | B'Ayoba |
| Contact person | Yes | Operations communication | Sales manager |
| Phone/WhatsApp | Yes | Order and issue alerts | +263... |
| Yes | Contracts, statements | info@... | |
| Physical address | Yes | Driver collection and verification | Farm/packhouse address |
| GPS coordinates | Yes | Routing and delivery fees | -17.8,31.0 |
| Products supplied | Yes | Catalogue creation | Baobab powder, moringa |
| Stock update method | Yes | Avoid stockouts | Supplier app / WhatsApp bot / spreadsheet |
| Price list | Yes | Customer pricing | Wholesale and retail |
| Minimum order quantity | Yes | Order rules | 10kg / 20 units |
| Packaging | Yes | Food safety and delivery | Sealed 250g pouch |
| Certificates | Preferred | Trust and export/B2B sales | Organic, food safety, local authority |
| Who they currently sell to | Preferred | Market validation | Health shops, exporters |
| Delivery/pickup rules | Yes | Logistics planning | Collect Mon-Sat 8am-3pm |
| Payment terms | Yes | Cashflow | Paid weekly after delivery |
| Photos/videos | Preferred | Customer conversion | Product and farm photos |
| Consent to publish details | Yes | Data privacy and trust | Signed supplier agreement |
Source references from the workbook are included for verification and future app governance.
| ID | Source | URL | Used for | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRC-001 | Uploaded KurevaConnect process base adapted from Kremers Business Model | Uploaded PDF | Order workflow model: purchase order, sales order, pick/procure/produce, picking, packaging, invoice, shipping | User-provided business process file; Kremers name removed for KurevaConnect |
| SRC-002 | ZimTrade horticulture products suppliers directory | https://tradezimbabwe.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/zimbabwe_horticultureProductsSuppliers_02.pdf | Farm supplier leads for peas, strawberries, fine beans, cucumber, passion fruit, rock melons, chillies, citrus | Public supplier directory; contacts must be re-verified before app publication |
| SRC-003 | Naturally Zimbabwean suppliers | https://naturallyzimbabwean.com/suppliers/ | Natural food suppliers: baobab, moringa, zumbani, rosella, sesame, honey | Public supplier listing; useful for first outreach |
| SRC-004 | B'Ayoba | https://bayoba.biz/ | Baobab supplier address/contact | Company website contact details |
| SRC-005 | Chivero Farms | https://chiverofarms.com/ | Organic produce lead | Public website; address needs exact verification |
| SRC-006 | Farmhouse Country Foods | https://farmhousecountryfoods.co.zw/farm-produce | Farm produce, fruits, vegetables, herbs | Public website; contact details not fully captured from search result |
| SRC-007 | Nature's Food | https://naturesfoods.co.zw/ | Dried healthy foods and logistics concept | Public website; verify product range and farm sources |
| SRC-008 | KfW / Martin Bauer organic herbs Zimbabwe | https://www.kfw.de/stories/environment/natural-resources/fair-trade-organic-agriculture-zimbabwe/ | Organic herb/spice production lead | Profile article; follow up directly for contacts |
| SRC-009 | Common Fund / Organic Africa Holdings Zimbabwe | https://www.common-fund.org/organic-africa-holdings-zimbabwe | Herbs, spices and medicinal plant sourcing model | Public profile; verify supplier contact |
| SRC-010 | Bambazonke markets listing | https://bambazonke.co.zw/markets/ | Food for Life Market and Food Fair buyer/supplier discovery channels | Public market listing |
| SRC-011 | NCI diet and cancer prevention guidance | https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/diet | Safe wording for cancer risk and diet | Use for education; not product claims |
| SRC-012 | American Heart Association healthy eating | https://www.heart.org/en/healthy-living/healthy-eating | Heart/BP healthy eating wording | Use for education; not medical cure claims |
| SRC-013 | CDC diabetes healthy eating | https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/healthy-eating/index.html | Diabetes-friendly tags and portion-control wording | Use for education; not medical cure claims |
Use this static version to present the marketplace. The next full app version can add login, ordering, payments, supplier dashboards and admin approval.
This package contains only static files: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, generated SVG images and JSON exports. No wrangler config. No package.json. No build process.