Cartition · Business & licensing

A familiar cart.
A new possibility.

A folding divider concept for more organized shopping. Explore a conversation about licensing, manufacturing, or a fit with your retail business.

Product in developmentLicensing conversationsConcept visuals
Current Cartition groove panel concept with side panels supported by the main panel and main panel base clips retained
Current groove panel concept. Side panels seat in the main panel without separate basket attachments. Main panel base clips remain. Final design and specifications remain in development.

One observation.
Several relevant conversations.

Cartition addresses the everyday challenge of organizing separate orders and groups of groceries within one basket.

01

Cart manufacturers.

Explore whether a folding divider could have a place in a future cart design.

02

Grocery retailers.

Discuss shopping routines, basket organization, and the realities of store operations.

03

Product partners.

Explore design development, manufacturability, or a licensing conversation aligned with your capabilities.

The design direction

More sections.
The same basket.

A main panel and two side panels form a configurable divider. The panels are intended to fold away when one open basket is preferred.

Top view of Cartition four section product concept
Current groove panel concept. Side panels seat in the main panel without separate basket attachments. Main panel base clips remain. Final design and specifications remain in development.
Meet the founder

Mendek
Menlarayzz.

A practical perspective on an everyday shopping challenge.

Mendek experienced the difficulty of keeping several customers’ groceries separate during his time as an Instacart shopper. That experience became the starting point for Cartition.

His background includes a two year technical degree and two years as an instrumentation technician at General Electric. He began sketching the divider idea before working with a professional artist friend on 3D drawings.

He is developing Cartition with an interest in manufacturer licensing and the possibility of a more organized shopping experience.

A clear view of the stage

A concept with
development ahead.

The current direction gives potential partners a way to understand the idea. Final specifications, compatibility, product validation, and commercial terms remain to be developed.

A practical place to begin

Let’s talk about
the next stage.

Introduce your organization and the part of Cartition you would like to explore.

Start a conversation