Each of these is a written specification: how that trade actually works, what its register has to refuse, and what its numbers should tell it. None of them is running software today, and we would rather say so here than have you find out after paying. If one is yours, it gets built to your shop — and you are the reason it exists.
Designed — not built yet
WAYPOINT
Food trucks, pop-ups and market stalls
Which corner earns: takings per spot, per hour, per weather window — the geolocation matrix that tells you where to park next week.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
PROOFBOX
Cottage bakers, micro-bakeries and meal-prep kitchens
The ingredient aggregator (45 lb of flour, 12 lb of butter — for the week you actually sold), and your real dollars per active hour.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
GHOSTLINE
Ghost kitchens and multi-brand delivery operations
Contribution by brand and by channel, side by side, with the marketplace fees measured — so you can see what direct ordering is worth.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
HOPPER
Bulk-food pantries, refilleries and olive-oil taprooms
Depletion velocity per bin, days-to-empty, reorder triggers, and fusti depth — you order before the bin is empty, not after.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
LONGTABLE
Caterers — drop-off and full-service events
The forward pipeline in real money, weighted by what is signed, plus the lead-time calculator that tells you when to buy.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
CREMA
Coffee bars, cafés and drive-thrus
Rush peaks by the minute, espresso and warm-station saturation, and the attach economics of what actually goes out with a drink.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
BONBON
Chocolatiers and patisseries
Flavour velocity across the tray and the contribution of every box configuration, so the assortment is designed on data.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
LINEHOUSE
Assembly lines — bowl shops, sandwich counters and burrito lines
Where the line actually slows down — station-by-station bottleneck findings across a real rush.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
NECTAR
Juice bars and smoothie counters
The destocking predictor: which perishable runs out first and which one spoils first, and what that costs you weekly.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
CASELOT
Distributors, wholesalers and cash-and-carry
The forward pipeline on two rails — the money rail and the dock rail — plus real receivables ageing.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
RERACK
Thrift stores, consignment shops and antique malls
Days on the floor, sell-through by rack and by tag colour, booth productivity per square foot, and what each consignor actually earns you.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
MAKERBENCH
Candle makers, soapers, resin artists and hobbyist makers
True cost per unit once the wax, the wick and the jar are counted, margin by product and channel, and material burn-down before you run out mid-pour.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
BISCUIT
Pet treat bakeries
Cost per treat, margin by channel, and the per-state registration-renewal calendar that keeps you legal everywhere you ship.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
TOPDECK
Card shops and TCG sellers — and vinyl, comics, coin and retro-game dealers
Mark-to-market inventory value, price-movement alerts, velocity by set and by seat, convention session P&L, and real buylist margin.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
BRICKHAUS
Brick resellers and part-out dealers
The Part-Out Advisor with the labour told honestly — whether breaking the set actually beats selling it whole once your hours are counted — plus bulk-lot yield by the pound and mark-to-market.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
EASEL
Artist alley sellers and commission artists
Dollars per active hour by commission type — the real number behind "was that piece worth it" — plus queue health, con-over-con P&L and edition sell-through.
This is my tradeDesigned — not built yet
HALLPASS
Convention and market organisers running vendor halls
Hall revenue against real drawn capacity, the application funnel, vendor-mix balance, load-in flow and event-over-event comparison.
This is my trade