Point of sale and stock for small shops
Your shop counts itself.
Every sale takes one off the shelf count. You see what to reorder before the bestseller runs out, not after.

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A Tuesday at the counter (example)
Nobody counts by hand.
What it does
Built for the counter, not the back office
Four jobs, one screen. Nothing to install on the till.
Scan and sell
Any USB barcode reader works, or the phone camera. Split a sale between cash and card, or into instalments, in one tap.
How selling worksA shelf count that moves by itself
Each sale takes one off. A delivery adds them back. The number on screen is the number on the shelf.
How the count stays rightA reorder list before the weekend
Set a minimum per product. When the count falls to it, the item lands on a list with the amount to buy.
Close the day in a minute
Cash, card and payouts add up on their own. If the drawer is off, you see by how much, before you lock up.
Try the closing calculator
Fits the counter you already have.
Photo: Wolfgang Sauber, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Getting started
Running in an afternoon
Bring your products
Paste a spreadsheet or type them in. Barcodes are read once.
Count the shelf
One walk with the phone sets the starting numbers.
Sell as usual
Scan, take payment, hand over the receipt.
Reorder with the list
Call the supplier with amounts, not guesses.
Pricing
One price per store. No setup fee.
Store
$29 /month
- Unlimited sales and products
- Shelf count and reorder list
- 3 staff logins
Example prices for a fictional product.
Start
Try it with last week's sales.
Thirty days free, no card. Bring last week's sales and see the shelf count catch up.