Built for retail store owners

Inventory counts from your phone.

Built for retail stores to count inventory, receive stock, and track missing inventory from the store floor.

For retail stores, stockrooms, and multi-location shops.

Phone scanning product barcodes on retail shelves with real boxes and inventory

Inventory keeps getting pushed aside

  • Manual counts waste hours

    Paper sheets and spreadsheets slow everything down.

  • You notice missing inventory too late

    Inventory problems usually appear after customers ask for items.

  • Most inventory software feels too heavy

    Retail stores need speed, not warehouse complexity.

How retail stores keep inventory updated

Simple steps designed for busy retail stores.

  1. Scan inventory on the shelf

    Use your phone camera to count inventory quickly.

  2. Reorder inventory before shelves go empty

    Spot inventory gaps before customers do.

  3. Receive stock deliveries by the carton

    Log incoming inventory in just a few taps.

Counts from your phone

  • Phone scan screen showing a barcode aligned in the viewfinder with a Scan button
    Scan & count
  • Supplier Orders screen showing order history and a Send to supplier button
    Create orders
  • Phone receive-stock screen with invoice lines and Confirm receipt actions
    Receive stock
  • Actual vs. Theoretical inventory report with bar charts and detail table
    Alerts & reports

Routine work, running in the background

The system handles the routine parts so you can focus on the store.

  • Automatic orders
  • Order confirmations
  • Delivery tracking
  • Low stock alerts

Made for busy store owners

Built for everyday retail operations

  • We finally started tracking inventory because this felt easy enough to actually use. No complicated setup — we were scanning stock on day one.
  • The phone workflow made all the difference. I walk the store, scan what's low, and an order is sent before I get back to the register.
  • Ordering and stock checks take so much less time now. My staff picked it up immediately — no training, no questions.