It is a centralized analytics hub providing a real-time overview of business

performance. It features high-visibility KPI cards for daily sales and
inventory totals, an interactive sales chart with date filtering to track
revenue trends, and specialized lists for top-selling products and low-stock
alerts to streamline inventory management.
Ideally
working best for small retail shop and those who just starting a business.
Web
base POS, iPad POS 
Demo 
Url: https://pos-inventory-ui-5p8w.vercel.app

Login: 
Email: [email protected]
Password: passwords

Ideally working best for small retail

shop and those who just starting a business.
The StarterSell POS system provides a complete
suite for retail management through these key feature modules:
Main Operations
Dashboard: A central hub providing real-time sales metrics, automated revenue
charts, and urgent low-stock alerts.
Point of Sale (POS): A visual checkout
interface with product searching, real-time stock visibility, and automated
tax/total calculations.
Receipt (Sale): A digital ledger of all
finalized transactions, tracking specific invoice IDs, cashier names, and
payment methods.
Inventory Management
Products: A master list for managing individual items, including their SKUs,
barcodes, and selling prices.
Categories: A classification system to
organize products into groups like "Bonsai Plant" or "House
Plant".
Stock History: A detailed log tracking every
inventory movement, including purchase increases and sale decreases.
Suppliers: A contact management database for
vendors, storing addresses and phone numbers.
Add Stock: A dedicated "Stock Increase
Cart" for bulk inventory updates and replenishment.
Administration & Security
Users: A module to manage employee accounts and access levels.
Roles: A permission management system to
define specific access rights for different user types.

Laravel 11 API

PHP (version 8.1 or higher)
Laravel Framework (latest stable version)
Composer (latest version)
PostgreSQL or MySQL Database
Web Server (Apache or Nginx)
RESTful API architecture
Token-based authentication (JWT)

Next JS 16 Frontend

Node.js (version 18 or higher)
pnpm (version 8 or higher)
Next.js 16
JavaScript / TypeScript
Tailwind CSS

Laravel 11 (API)
First, make sure your system has PHP 8.1 or higher, Composer, MySQL, and Git installed. Clone the POS Inventory API project and move into the project directory, then install all backend dependencies using Composer.

Next, copy the .env.example file to .env and configure the application and database settings. Create the database in MySQL and generate the Laravel application key.
After configuring the environment, run the database migrations to create all required tables. If sample data is needed, run the database seeder.
Then, create the storage link and ensure the storage and cache directories have proper permissions.
Finally, start the Laravel development server using Artisan. The API will now be accessible and ready to connect with your frontend application.

Next JS 16(Frontend)
First, make sure your system has Node.js version 18 or higher and a package manager such as npm or yarn installed. Extract or clone the POS Inventory UI project and move into the project directory.
Next, install all frontend dependencies by running the package installation command. This will download Next.js, React, and all required libraries.
After installing dependencies, create an environment configuration file if required and set the API base URL so the frontend can communicate with the POS Inventory API backend.
Then, start the development server. The application will compile and run locally, and the UI will be accessible through the local development URL in your browser.
For production, build the project using the build command and deploy it to a hosting platform such as Vercel. Make sure the environment variables are correctly configured in the production environment.
Once deployed, the UI will be fully connected to the API and ready for use.