E-commerce
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A complete commerce system: one storefront customers buy from, one operations side the business runs on, and a single record underneath both.
- Dated
- 2025
- Product type
- E-commerce
- Technologies
- 5
Live product — click through it
The short version
Why it exists.
Every build here answers a specific operational problem. This is the one it answers.
- 01
What was wrong
A shop running on a storefront, a spreadsheet and a messaging group. Stock was right in one place and wrong in two, the same item sold twice on a busy day, and nobody could say what yesterday actually earned.
- 02
What we built
One system. The catalogue the customer browses is the catalogue the business edits. Stock is set aside the moment a basket is created, and an order exists once — the customer, the warehouse and the dashboard are all reading the same row.
- 03
What changes
Place an order on the storefront and it appears in operations flagged as new, stock drops, the day's revenue moves, and the customer's history updates. Change a price in operations and the storefront card changes with it.
What it does
The parts that matter.
Not a feature list — the four things this product is actually for.
A catalogue that stays true
Customers search by name, category or price, and only ever see what is genuinely available.
Checkout in five steps
Details, address, delivery, payment, then a review of the whole order before anything is placed.
One place to run the day
Orders, customers, products, stock and the numbers — on the same screens, reading the same data.
Stock you can trust
Reserved moves when a checkout starts, not when a box leaves — so available means available.
What it took
The disciplines behind it.
How it is built
The technologies.
Chosen because they suit the problem and because a team other than ours can maintain them.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma
This build has a full interactive system behind it in the showcase — the storefront, the operations side, and the connection between them.
Open the systemStart a project
You have seen what we build. Now let us build yours.
Tell us which part of the business you want to run better. We will come back with how we would approach it, what it would take, and whether we are the right people for it.
- 01An engineer reads the brief — not a sales inbox.
- 02You get a written response on approach, risk and rough shape of effort.
- 03If it looks like a fit, a call to pressure-test the scope.