Gadget Brust
A gadget shop with a website, a phone app and a shop counter — all sharing one stock
Works well for
- Electronics shops
- Mobile phone shops
- Retail chains
- Works on
- Website, app & counter
- Payments
- Card & mobile banking
- Staff access
- 6 roles
- Stock
- One shared stock
About this project
Gadget Brust is a complete selling system for an electronics shop. Customers order from the website or the Android and iPhone app, and pay by card or mobile banking. The shop counter uses the same stock, so a phone sold in the store is taken off the website at once. Staff log in with six different access levels — a cashier only sees what a cashier needs.
What it can do
How it makes daily work easier
Customers shop from the website or the Android and iPhone app
Card and mobile banking payments
The shop counter (POS) and website share one stock
Six staff roles, each seeing only their own work
Stock updates the moment something sells
Our process
How we'd build yours
Six clear steps, with the same team from start to finish.
- 01
Strategy
What the problem is, who it's for, and — just as important — what we're not going to build.
- 02
Design
Screens and flows first, so the build follows a plan instead of discovering one.
- 03
Develop
The same team writes it. Web, app or automation, nothing is handed to a stranger.
- 04
Test
We run it against real work, with real data and real edge cases, and fix what breaks.
- 05
Deploy
Go live, migrate the old data, and train the team who'll use it every day.
- 06
Support
We stay for an agreed period after launch, because that's when the real bugs surface.
Your turn
Want something like this for your business?
Tell us how your business works — we'll build it at a fixed price.
- Fixed price, no hidden costs
- You own the source code
- Support after launch
Technical details (for developers)
You don't need to know these — they're here if your technical team asks.
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