Product presence
See which stores list your tracked products and how that presence changes across the markets REDD covers.
Michigan cannabis market intelligence
See it in 35 secondsReal Michigan menu data, names changed. Then open the sample portal yourself.
Michigan cannabis deserves intelligence built here.
REDD brings store-level menu observations into one view, so Michigan brands can see product presence, coverage gaps, listed prices, and restock history across the markets they care about.
See it in 35 secondsReal Michigan menu data, names changed. Then open the sample portal yourself.
Built in Lansing. Focused on Michigan.
Michigan coverage
COVERAGE ZONESActive zones and expansion progress
Active retail locations868
In REDD’s coverage schedule76
Not yet covered792
Currently producing data75
Data last updated October 15, 2026License data as of August 20, 2026
REDD covers 76 of 868 active retail locations (8.8%). Counts are updated by hand, not live. Locations are distinct street addresses with an active adult-use retailer, provisioning center, or microbusiness license. Of 76 scheduled stores, 75 currently produce data; one Lansing location has no online menu.
Mid-Michigan selectedOutline: Michigan GeoJSON. Pins mark Lansing and Detroit; the zone counts use REDD’s ZIP-based store assignments.
See the REDD experience
Watch the demo.
A short walkthrough of REDD’s Michigan market coverage and the store-level signals built for cannabis brands.
What you’ll see
See what’s happening store by store.
Turn repeated menu observations into a practical picture of where your products appear, where they’re missing, and how availability changes over time.
Coverage gaps
Spot stores and zones where your products aren’t appearing, then decide where to focus follow-up.
Listed prices
Review listed prices across observed menus to understand how your products are positioned in market.
Restock history
Follow observed in-stock and out-of-stock changes over time, with event history in one place.
From the sample portal
Figures from the masked sample as of October 15, 2026. Brand and store names are replaced. A listing is not a sale: nothing here shows sales, revenue or sell-through.
The alert email is a pilot feature; the card shows the layout of one digest built from a real out-of-stock observation.
From observation to action
Know where to look next.
REDD is built to help your team spend less time guessing about store-level availability and more time deciding where a conversation, visit, or follow-up could matter.
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Find stores worth a closer look
Use product presence and coverage gaps to prioritize account conversations.
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See changes over time
Use restock history and scan observations to follow market movement.
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Keep your team in the loop
Start with email alerts when scans detect a tracked product out of stock.
Built for Michigan, market by market
Local roots. A clear standard for growth.
REDD is based in Lansing and focused on our home state. Expansion is planned zone by zone as coverage and data quality are validated.
Cover the active zones
Current coverage is focused on Lansing and Detroit. Explore the interactive map above for zone status.
Validate what the scans show
Review observations and data quality as coverage develops, so the product earns trust market by market.
Expand across Michigan
Bring additional markets online as each zone meets the standard. Michigan is the focus.
When you need a problem solved, you get me.
My roots are here, and so is this company. I’m the owner and developer behind REDD. I want Michigan businesses to have a market intelligence tool built with care for the state, the people working in it, and the quality of the data they rely on.
Ralph · Founder and developer · Lansing, MichiganStart with a three-month pilot
Put REDD to work for your team.
Choose the brands and products you want to track, review what the data helps your team see, and evaluate the usefulness together. We’ll discuss pricing and fit directly.
Three-month evaluationStore-level observationsEmail out-of-stock alertsDirect founder access
Three monthsA 90-day evaluation of your brand against one competitor you choose.
Data includedStore-level listings, listed prices and in-stock / out-of-stock changes for your products, refreshed several times a day.
Alerts includedEmail out-of-stock alerts for the products you track, sent as one digest per scan.
How coverage is chosenWe start from the stores REDD already covers in Mid-Michigan and Detroit and agree the list with you up front.
What you receivePortal logins for your team with real names, the coverage-gap report, a downloadable brand PDF, and direct access to Ralph.
At the endWe review what the data showed together, and you decide whether to continue.
Pilot scope and coverage depend on the selected products and active scan zones. Menu listings are not sales.
Straight answers
What to expect.
What does REDD track?
REDD organizes store-level menu observations, including product presence, coverage gaps, listed prices, and observed restock history.
Where is coverage active today?
Current active focus is Lansing and Detroit. Other Michigan markets are part of the expansion plan as zones are validated.
How do the email alerts work?
The pilot is designed to send an email within hours after scans detect a tracked product has gone out of stock. The observation reflects listed menu data and should be confirmed with the retailer.
How does the pilot start?
Open the sample portal or book a pilot review, identify the brands and products you want to evaluate, then review pilot scope and pricing together.