Sellora

Sellora is a production retail inventory and sales platform currently used by two companies to manage real day-to-day operations, including multi-location inventory, purchasing, stock transfers, sales, and serialized device tracking.

Sellora is not a demo or portfolio-only project.

The platform is currently running in production and is actively used by two companies for real operational workflows.

It supports day-to-day inventory and sales operations with real products, stock locations, transfers, serialized devices, and confirmed sales transactions.

Sellora has moved beyond the development stage and is currently used by two businesses in production.

The system provides a shared operational foundation for managing stock, serialized devices, transfers, and sales while maintaining traceability across locations and individual product units.

Supporting multiple real companies also influenced the way I designed the platform, pushing the system toward reusable business rules rather than logic tied to a single store.

The platform was designed to support multiple businesses without coupling the core inventory and sales logic to a single company.

I own the product end-to-end as the sole software engineer, from business analysis and domain modeling to backend architecture, database design, inventory rules, serialized stock workflows, frontend implementation, production deployment, and ongoing support for real users.