Inventory for small warehouses and shops

Know what is on the shelf before a customer asks.

Shelfcount keeps every SKU, supplier and purchase order in one place, flags what is running low, and tells you how many weeks of cover you have left.

A sample shelf. The tick is the reorder point; the bar is what is on hand.

What you get

Stock, suppliers and orders, joined up

The count, the reorder point and the purchase order live in one row, so the fix is one click from the warning.

Products and stock: SKUs with category, cost, reorder point and live quantity. Search and filter; adjust counts in place.
Low-stock alerts: Anything at or below its reorder point is flagged, with the weeks of cover left at the current run rate.
Purchase orders: Create a PO from a product or from scratch, send it, mark it received and stock updates itself.
Suppliers: Contacts, lead times and the products each supplier provides, so reordering starts from the right place.
Stock value: Inventory value at unit cost, by category and in total, on the dashboard every day.
Made for a team: Sign in, share one workspace, and keep the count honest from the warehouse floor or the office.

01
Add your products
Type them in or import a list. Set a reorder point and a unit cost on each.
02
Count as you go
Use the plus and minus on the products screen when stock moves. No forms, no spreadsheets.
03
Reorder before you run out
The dashboard tells you what is low; raise the PO from there and mark it received when it lands.

Does it handle more than one location?

This edition tracks one location. Multi-location stock is on the roadmap; the data model already carries a location on every movement.

Can I import my existing product list?

Yes. Import a CSV with product, SKU, category, stock, reorder point and cost, or add products one at a time.

How are weeks of cover calculated?

From the current stock and the average outgoing quantity over recent weeks. A product with no history shows a dash rather than a guess.

Is there a mobile version?

The app is responsive, so counting from a phone on the warehouse floor works. A dedicated scanner mode is planned.

Create your workspace, add your products and see the first low-stock warning before it becomes an empty shelf.