An open-source platform for marketplace sellers that brings inventory management, sales analytics, supplier workflows, stock forecasting, and operational automation into one accessible solution.
Marketplace sellers often depend on multiple expensive services, disconnected dashboards, and manually maintained spreadsheets.
This makes inventory planning, pricing, supplier management, and business analytics unnecessarily complex, especially for small and medium-sized sellers.
The goal of this project is to build a modular, open-source platform that helps marketplace sellers manage their operations from one place.
The platform is intended to provide an affordable and extensible alternative to fragmented proprietary tools.
- Inventory and stock management
- Sales and profitability analytics
- Stock forecasting
- Supplier management portal
- Pricing and repricing tools
- Warehouse and shipment planning
- Marketplace API integrations
- Notifications and operational alerts
- Reports and dashboards
- Export to spreadsheets
The project is currently in the early development stage.
The initial architecture, module structure, development roadmap, and technical requirements are being prepared. The first public version will focus on inventory management, sales analytics, and supplier workflows.
- Define the project vision
- Create the public repository
- Prepare the initial roadmap
- Design the system architecture
- Prepare the database structure
- Build authentication
- Build the main dashboard
- Add inventory management
- Add sales analytics
- Add supplier workflows
- Add marketplace integrations
- Write contributor documentation
- Publish the first usable release
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Tailwind CSS
- REST API
The technology stack may evolve as development progresses.
The project is intended for:
- Small and medium-sized marketplace sellers
- Developers building tools for marketplace businesses
- Marketplace managers and analysts
- Suppliers working with marketplace sellers
- Open-source contributors interested in commerce automation
The project is in its early stage, but contributions, suggestions, issue reports, and architectural discussions will be welcome as development progresses.
Contribution guidelines will be added with the first development release.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.