Clients & Projects/Дюкян (Dyukyan)
In-house SaaS · Retail, production & inventory · Building since 2026

Дюкян (Dyukyan)

Our own product: a modular, pay-what-you-use platform for retail, production and inventory - built after years on Inntelligent and other ERP systems taught us what most retail software still gets wrong.

SaaSMulti-tenantRetailIn-house productModular pricing
Дюкян (Dyukyan)
Client
You Plus We (in-house product)
Industry
Retail, production & inventory SaaS
Engagement
In-house build, since 2026
Services
Product, architecture, full-stack development
Live at
dyukyan.bg · launching October 2026

The brief

Дюкян is ours - not a client's. After Inntelligent and a handful of other ERP and SaaS platforms, we kept running into the same pattern: most retail software is stuck in an old interface, hard to integrate with anything else, overcomplicated for the size of business running it, or sold on a pricing model that punishes you for trying it - a long contract, a steep setup fee, real cost before you've rung up a single sale.

So in 2026 we started building the platform we thought retail actually needed: modern, modular, and priced for what you use rather than what you might one day grow into. Pay for a till, not for a licence.

Like Inntelligent, it has to flex to fit the business running it - a single till behind a bakery counter and a chain running dedicated warehouses both need to feel like the software was built specifically for them.

The challenge
  • 01Retail software that looks and feels like it hasn't been touched since the till it's replacing - functional, but nothing a shop owner would choose to use.
  • 02Systems that don't talk to the rest of a modern shop's stack - the webstore, the courier, the accounting software, the payment terminal - each needing its own manual workaround.
  • 03Pricing built for enterprise procurement, not for a shop owner deciding whether to try something new - long contracts, setup fees, and cost before value.
  • 04One platform that has to feel tailor-made for a twelve-till supermarket chain and for the one-till shop next door, without a fork for either.
Goals we set ourselves
  • +Modular and pay-what-you-use, so a shop only pays for the tills and features it actually runs.
  • +No setup fee and no lock-in contract - the product has to earn the renewal every month, not the sales contract.
  • +A modern interface on day one, not a legacy system with a new coat of paint.
  • +Deep integrations out of the box - fiscal devices, payment terminals, couriers, accounting software, ecommerce platforms - not custom work for every shop that asks.

Most retail software wins the contract once and stops trying. We wanted a product that has to keep earning the subscription every single month.

What's in the platform

One system for the till, the stock room, the kitchen and the books - modular, so a shop only turns on what it needs.

9 modules
POS

Point of sale

Sell on any screen - tablet, old PC or counter terminal - with cash drawer, scale, label printer and barcode gun working the moment they're plugged in.

Stock

Inventory

One catalogue across every shop and warehouse. A price change or a stock count lands everywhere within seconds, not at end of day.

Tax

Receipts & VAT

Fiscal receipts and VAT handling built for Bulgaria and the wider EU from day one, not bolted on for a single market.

People

Staff

Clock-ins, commissions and shift summaries, so payroll isn't a separate spreadsheet nobody trusts.

Supply

Suppliers

Auto-orders, deliveries and returns, so a shop running low doesn't find out from an empty shelf.

Make

Production

Bills of materials, batch traceability and recipes for the businesses that make what they sell, not just resell it.

Pay

Payments

Cards, cash, vouchers and store credit on the same screen, reconciled the same way regardless of how the customer paid.

Insight

Reports

Readable reports instead of raw exports - sales by shop, by hour, by item, by till, without a spreadsheet in between.

Online

eCommerce

Stock and orders synced with Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento, so the webstore and the till never disagree about what's in stock.

How we're building it

Not a client handoff with a deadline - a product we're building, launching and then living with ourselves.

01

Learning from Inntelligent

Multi-tenant architecture, modular features and a platform built to take years of expansion - the same foundation that worked for Inntelligent, applied to retail instead of hospitality.

02

Core platform first

POS, inventory, fiscal compliance and payments built and hardened before anything else - the parts a shop can't open without.

03

Hardware that already exists

Certified drivers for the scales, printers, drawers and barcode scanners already sitting on shop counters, so switching platforms doesn't mean buying new hardware.

04

Launching October 2026

The platform is in active development now, with a public launch planned for October 2026.

More than the code

Дюкян is what years of building other people's retail and hospitality platforms taught us we'd want to use ourselves.

Built on what we learned building Inntelligent

Multi-tenant from day one, modular by design, priced so a customer never pays for a version of the product that only exists for someone else.

One platform, every size of business

The same system has to work for a single till behind a bakery counter and for a chain running dedicated warehouses - without a fork, a special build, or a sales call to find out which tier you need.

Our own product, our own standard

There's no client to hand this back to. Every shortcut we don't take is one we'll be the ones living with after launch.

Stack & infrastructure

A monorepo built the same way we'd want to hand off to someone else - a shared backend, a public website on the same stack as our own, and an admin/POS front end built for staff who don't want to think about software.

Backend
LaravelMySQLRedisNode.js
Frontend
NuxtVueSvelteKit
Infrastructure
DockerNginxHetzner
Integrations
Fiscal printersPOS terminalsScales & barcode scannersLabel printersElectronic shelf labels

Where it stands now

Дюкян is in active development, built on the same multi-tenant foundation and modular thinking that shaped Inntelligent. Public launch is planned for October 2026.

You have a project. We have the time.

Tell us what you're planning and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right team for it. No pitch deck, no sales call.