Solutions architect
The data model, the integrations, and the build order are decided before a line of code, so the scope you see is the scope you get.
Spreadsheets break the moment two people update stock at once or the count stops matching the shelf. A custom inventory app fixes the one thing off-the-shelf tools get wrong: it tracks your items, locations, and movements the way your business runs, not a generic SKU template. Lab Twelve builds inventory apps as scoped web apps: an item and location data model, stock in and out movements, low-stock alerts, and admin views, all after the scope chat writes your counting rules down. Most inventory tools land on Business App, and move to MVP Sprint when you add multiple warehouses, barcode workflows, and background jobs. You see the fixed quote before checkout, you own the source code, and one builder covers the architecture, design, and engineering through to a live production URL.
One fixed price buys a whole product team in one: architect, designer, and AI-native engineer.
The data model, the integrations, and the build order are decided before a line of code, so the scope you see is the scope you get.
Interface, flow, and brand are designed for this build, not dropped onto a template. The finished app looks like it was meant to ship.
Senior execution at AI speed, in production with the source code in your hands. One builder with the range of a whole product team.
| Item and location records | Included |
|---|---|
| Stock in and out movements | Included |
| Low-stock alerts | Included |
| Admin and staff access | Included |
| Production deployment | Included |
Item and location records: Tracked the way you count stock
Stock in and out movements: Levels match the shelf
Low-stock alerts: Email when an item runs low
Admin and staff access: Roles as scoped in the quote
Production deployment: Railway baseline, source in your repo
| Barcode scanner hardware | Not in base scope |
|---|---|
| Accounting system sync | Not in base scope |
| Native mobile apps | Not in base scope |
Barcode scanner hardware: Web barcode entry yes; physical scanners are a scoped integration
Accounting system sync: Two-way sync is an integration add-on when defined
Native mobile apps: Responsive web for the first version
A representative ScopeSpec ticket. Yours is assembled live from the scope chat, priced by the engine, and locked before you pay.
Stock model locked
Items, locations, units, and the OUT list named.
Items + movements
Data model, stock in and out, current levels.
Alerts + roles
Low-stock alerts, staff vs admin access.
Reports + deploy
Stock reports, production cutover, handoff docs.
A custom app tracks your items, locations, and movements the way your business actually counts stock, so your team stops bending the process to fit a generic tool. You own the source code and can keep shaping it as you grow.
Yes. Low-stock alerts are part of the scope, triggered by a reorder point you set per item and sent by email so staff act before a shelf goes empty.
Yes. Multiple locations or warehouses are scoped in the data model. Larger multi-warehouse setups with transfers and background jobs land on MVP Sprint.
No agency to manage, no roster to assemble. The whole team, one number, source code in your hands.