Built and deployed a lightweight Inventory Ledger PWA focused on making day-to-day stock manageme...Built and deployed a lightweight Inventory Ledger PWA focused on making day-to-day stock manageme...
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Built and deployed a lightweight Inventory Ledger PWA focused on making day-to-day stock management simpler for small businesses.
The project includes:
• Inventory and stock tracking
• Responsive desktop + mobile dashboard
• Low-stock visibility
• Installable Progressive Web App experience
• GitHub-based development workflow
• Production deployment on Vercel
• Architecture ready for authentication, database integration, reporting and automation
The main idea behind this project is simple:
Businesses do not always need large, expensive software platforms.
Sometimes they need a focused system built around the way they actually work.
That could be an inventory tool, order dashboard, admin panel, customer portal or another internal workflow.
I build practical business websites, e-commerce systems, dashboards and custom web applications designed to reduce manual work and improve operational control.
If your business is still managing important processes through spreadsheets, WhatsApp or repetitive manual tasks, I can help turn that workflow into a structured web application.
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