Grocery and retail
Every item. Every size. Counted.
A point of sale for grocers, corner stores and retail shops. Barcodes, stock and suppliers in one catalog, edited from any browser.
Coming soon. Amyn is in development.
Scan it, and the register knows the rest.
- Every size and color is its own variant, with its own barcode, SKU (your item code) and price. A scan or a typed code finds the exact one.
- Produce and bulk goods carry a price per pound or kilogram. The cashier enters the weight, and the register works out the price.
- Mark the items EBT (SNAP benefit cards) can pay for. Each sale line carries the mark, so the EBT part of a basket can be totaled on its own. Whether the card reader itself takes EBT cards depends on the payment processor.
- Set a minimum age on tobacco, lottery tickets and anything else your state restricts. Each sale line records the age. An ID prompt at the register is planned.
Stock that stays in view.
Counts are kept per location, and every change is logged: who, when, how many, and why.
- Set a reorder point and a reorder quantity on any item. When stock falls to the point, the item shows as low. The reorder quantity is ready for your next order.
- Count a shelf or the whole shop, and see what was expected beside what you found.
- Move stock between shops with a transfer that each side confirms.
- A refund can put the item back into the count. You choose per line.
Orders in, stock up.
- Keep each supplier’s name, contact and halal certificate in one place.
- Raise a purchase order per supplier and shop, with a reference and an expected date.
- Receive it in full or in part. Received quantities go straight into stock.
- Unit cost is recorded on every line, so you know what your shelves cost you.
Edit on a laptop. Sell at the counter.
We are building the catalog editor to run in any browser, on a phone or a laptop. It is the same editor a restaurant uses for its menu. Changes go into a draft, and nothing reaches a register until you publish. Every version is kept, so you can roll back.
- Import your catalog from a spreadsheet file (CSV). A dry run shows what would be created, updated or skipped before anything is saved.
- Item names in English and Arabic today. Urdu and Bengali names are planned.
What is built, and what is planned.
Built means the records and rules exist in our backend today. The screens that use them are still being made, and there are no merchant accounts until launch. Planned means we intend to build it and have not started.
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| Variants with barcodes and SKUs | Built |
| Stock per location, with reorder points, counts, transfers and a movement log | Built |
| Suppliers and purchase orders | Built |
| EBT and minimum-age marks on items and on every sale line | Built |
| Browser catalog editor with publish, roll back and CSV import | Being built |
| The register app and the dashboard | Being built |
| An ID prompt at the register for age-restricted items | Planned |
| Scanning the price labels that counter scales print for weighed goods | Planned |
| Selling the same catalog online, with stock shared between the shop and the website | Planned |
| The card reader taking EBT cards | Planned; depends on the payment processor |
Our planned direction. Amyn is in development. Read our disclaimers.
The same promises for every business.
- One simple card rate, published before launch.
- No monthly software fee. No statement fees. No PCI fees (a charge named after the card industry’s security standard).
- No hardware subscription or lease. Built for spills, grease, heat, drops and long shifts.
- We don’t sell your data. No ad trackers, no analytics scripts from other companies, no training AI on your data.
- Interest-free by design, with transparent terms. The tools are in development, and nothing on this site is an offer of financing.