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Happy to share my entry "Lilshelf" for the Config Makeathon: a visual inventory manager for small sellers who deserve better than a spreadsheet.
Link to the published site : Lilshelf
Link to Community File : https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649495985582061505
What problem I am solving: most inventory tools are built for warehouses, not for the small businesses running as a one-person team.
Who: the small seller who just needs to know what they have, what they've sold, and what they've made.
What changes: your products sit on actual shelves with emoji icons, your finances open as a receipt, and your storefront has a personality; it feels less like software and more like your actual shop.
The goal was simple: make inventory feel as intuitive as looking at a shelf and not as complex as a spreadsheet.
Designed end to end in Figma Make.
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