The shop floor,
in an apron pocket.

Native iOS, dark by default, built around three actions: scan, search, snap. Designed for cold hands at 6am and floor managers between tickets.

Open the app, tap the barcode icon, point the camera. Kinventory finds the item, suggests a quantity, and writes the bump. Beeps when it lands.

Type 'oat' and Kinventory matches Oat Milk, Oat Cream, Apollo Oat-blend. +1 / -1 / 'set to' / +1 case — all one tap.

Tap upload, snap the vendor receipt. Kinventory OCRs the vendor, total, date, and line items — and ties them to stock increments.

Home, Inventory, Receipts, Settings.

That's it. Four tabs. No "more" menu hiding things. We removed three sub-screens last release because they weren't being opened.

Current quantity, at the size it should be.

Tap any item and you get the number, big. Below it: case-quantity context, vendor info, and a row of adjustment buttons sized for thumbs in motion. "Add Case (1,000 Pieces)" is one tap.

What's not in the app.

Stop counting cups by hand.

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