Retail software assumes you have one shop or a hundred. Most people have two or three, and a spreadsheet holding it together. Describe how your business actually works and Taskade Genesis builds the app around it: stock per location, transfers between them, reorder points that fire on their own, and a dashboard you can read before you open.
Start with a live kit
Clone a running shop app and load your own products.
- Simple Store Manager - products, orders, and the daily view
- Inventory Management Dashboard - stock levels, reorder points, and suppliers
- Minimalist E-commerce Storefront - the customer-facing side
What is a retail operations prompt?
A retail prompt describes the day. What you sell, where the stock sits, who is on, what has to be counted, and what you want to know before you open. Taskade Genesis turns that into a working app. Your products, locations, and suppliers become records you edit, and the app is built around them rather than around somebody else's idea of a shop.
Why Taskade Genesis for retail
- Stock per location, not one pooled number. A pooled figure is how you promise something you do not have. Transfers move it and the count follows.
- Reordering that happens without you. A scheduled automation walks the stock list, checks reorder points against lead times, and drafts the purchase order.
- Gift cards and loyalty without another subscription. Issue, redeem, and track the outstanding balance in the same app.
- An assistant that answers shop questions. What is not selling, what is about to run out, what did we take last Saturday.
- Logins that match your floor. Staff redeem and count. Managers order and see margin. App sign-in and App Users are in beta and work on every plan.
Where the boundary sits
This runs the operation around the till. It tracks stock, orders, staff, and the numbers. It is not a payment terminal and not an accounting ledger, and it hands off to both rather than pretending to replace them.
Who is it for
- Independent shops with more stock than a spreadsheet can honestly hold.
- Businesses with two or three locations who keep discovering stock in the wrong one.
- Salons, cafes, and studios selling vouchers and packages alongside the main trade.
- Anyone counting stock on paper and typing it in afterwards.
Sell online with ecommerce prompts, price the range with calculator prompts, and take bookings with booking prompts. Browse live examples in the Community Gallery, or start a build at Taskade Genesis.
