Jenga is a hardware shop platform in development, shaped around the everyday flow from supplier to shelf to customer. Explore the preview without mistaking it for a live payments or fiscal system.
Built for your everyday.Hardware work is connected. A sale changes stock, a purchase changes availability and a shift leaves a handover. Jenga keeps those threads close.
Find products, select the right selling unit and keep a sale moving while the team can still see available stock. The preview is designed around the quick decisions made at a Tanzanian hardware counter.
Keep bags, boxes, pieces and lengths understandable in one catalogue. Record stock movements and use physical counts to investigate differences instead of hiding them in a manual correction.
Create an order for a supplier, receive what actually arrived and leave a clear balance when a delivery comes in parts. That makes the next supplier call easier and reduces duplicate buying.
Keep customer balances and collection notes close to the sales record. A clear handover helps the next counter shift know what was agreed without relying on a private conversation.
Close a counter shift with its sales, opening float, counted cash and exceptions. The workflow is meant to make a difference visible for review, not assign blame without checking.
Bring everyday sales, stock and purchasing signals into a branch view. Use it to ask better questions about replenishment and handovers while the product continues to develop.
Keep the process simple enough for a busy counter and clear enough for the person reviewing the branch later.
Organize products, units, prices, suppliers and customers around the way your shop already works.
Sell at the counter, receive deliveries, record partial quantities and keep customer follow-ups attached to the day.
Use counts, shift notes and branch reports as practical prompts for the next stock or purchasing decision.
Use the guide series for practical habits you can apply before, during or alongside a digital workflow.
Explore sales, stock and purchasing in a sample workspace. No real business transactions.