A till, a stock file, and a daily total built for the shop you run.
Noman Aslam builds the software a shop uses to sell and to know what is left. Products, stock, receipts, staff, and the end of the day. A medical store, a grocery shop, a mart, and a mall are separate builds because their stock is not the same shape. You own the code. Hourly work is $35. A fixed fee is a custom quote after the counters and the products are listed.
Who this is for
You run a shop and the notebook, the spreadsheet, or the old till no longer match the shelf. Two people sell at once, a price changes during the day, or you cannot tell cash from credit at closing.
This is custom software, not a downloadable POS with your logo pasted on. A clothing shop (size and color), a hardware shop (units), or an electronics counter is the same kind of work once those options are described. They do not each need an empty page.
What I build
- Products found by name or barcode, with the price the cashier is allowed to use
- Stock that increases when goods arrive and decreases when they are sold
- A receipt, a staff login, and a shift
- Cash, a pay-later customer balance, and a card or wallet amount recorded without storing the card number
- A daily report the owner can check against the drawer
The detailed builds for a pharmacy, a grocery, a multi-cashier mart, and a department store or mall are on their own pages. Card numbers stay on the payment device you already use.
What you keep
- The product list, the sales, and the customer balances
- The code and the hosting accounts in your name
- A till that does not depend on a vendor you cannot leave
How an engagement starts
- You describe one real sale, from the shelf to the receipt, and what you write in the notebook today.
- I say which shop page matches, and what would be wrong if we used a generic piece-count till.
- We continue at $35 an hour, or I send a fixed quote once the counters, products, and reports are specific.
- You sell on it. The data and the code stay yours.
I will not pretend one product screen fits a pharmacy batch and a grocery scale. If the shop type is unclear, the first job is to name it.
Read these before the call
- What a shop POS has to do
- Medical store software
- Grocery shop software
- Mart and supermarket POS
- Mall and department store software
- Pricing — $35 an hour, or a custom quote
Questions
Is this a ready-made POS I can install tonight?
No. It is built around your products, your counters, and the report you actually read at night. You own the result.
Which shops do you build for?
Medical stores, grocery shops, marts, and mall or department stores have their own pages because the stock rules differ. Other shops are scoped from the same base once the units and options are clear.
How do you charge?
Hourly work is $35. A fixed fee is a custom quote after the scope is written down.
Describe one sale at your counter
Say what the cashier does, and what you check at closing. I reply within one business day.