I’m a commerce student in 11th grade, not an engineer. But I’m building dev tools and launching real apps.
My latest: Biz Tracker — a SvelteKit web app for managing product stock, built with the goal of helping small shop owners who still rely on registers and paper.
🎯 The Problem
In many Indian shops, owners still write down stock on paper:
- No accounting software
- No inventory apps
- Just notebooks, registers, and mental math
Most business tools are:
- ❌ Too expensive
- ❌ Too complex
- ❌ Not mobile-friendly
💡 The Solution: Biz Tracker
A minimal stock entry web app, built using SvelteKit and deployed on Vercel.
🌐 Try it here:
➡️ https://biz-tracker-vert.vercel.app/stock
🧱 Tech Stack
- Frontend: SvelteKit
- Deployment: Vercel
- Backend: (coming soon) Firebase or Supabase
- Database: (in progress)
✅ Features
- 📦 Add stock details (product name, quantity, price)
- ✅ No sign-up required
- ⚡ Fast and responsive
- 📱 Mobile-first design
- 💻 Built on a tablet + keyboard during free time from 11th Commerce studies
🔧 What’s Next
I’m working on adding:
- 🧾 View, edit, and delete stock entries
- 📤 Export data to CSV/PDF
- 🔐 Optional login for user accounts
- 📊 Dashboard for inventory and sales
- 🔔 Low stock alerts
- 💰 Expense and sales module
💬 Why This Project?
I’m from a commerce background, not a tech one. But I love building things that solve real problems.
This project proves:
- You don’t need to wait for a degree
- You don’t need to be in IIT to code
- You can solve real problems with basic tools and internet access
🧪 Built in Public
I’m building this in public and sharing everything I learn.
If you're a developer, maker, or someone running a small business — I’d love your feedback.
🔗 Try It Out
👉 https://biz-tracker-vert.vercel.app/stock
🧵 Follow My Journey
I'm documenting this on Twitter soon – follow along as I add more features, launch updates, and grow this from side-project to something useful for real businesses.
💬 Drop your thoughts, ideas, or similar tools in the comments!
Built with ❤️ using SvelteKit. By an 11th Commerce student.
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