I will build a modern windows desktop app for pos, inventory and accounting


About this gig
Most business software fails for one reason: it was built for a generic business, not yours.
I build modern Windows desktop apps and business systems around how your company actually works - the way you price, count stock and invoice.
WHAT I BUILD
- Windows desktop POS for retail and wholesale, held bills, split payments
- - Stock and warehouse control, barcode labels, stock counts from a phone
- - Accounting, double-entry ledgers, loans and savings
- - Import duty and landed cost calculation
- - Reports and real A4 PDF documents
HOW IT IS BUILT
Money is stored as whole cents, never as decimals, so totals never drift. Quantities are exact to a thousandth, so part-kilos stay correct. A ledger that does not balance is refused, not rounded. Every document exports as a real A4 PDF, not a screenshot.
WHAT YOU GET
Requirements written down before anything is built. Then the system, your existing data migrated in, your staff trained, and support afterwards.
I work with businesses in any country remotely, and on site in Sri Lanka.
Tell me what your business does and where the process hurts. I will say honestly whether custom software is the right answer.
Get to know Thalha M.
Custom business software for retail, stock and accounting
- FromSri Lanka
- Member sinceSep 2026
Languages
English
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FAQ
I already have a system. Can you take over from it?
Usually yes. I can read data out of most existing systems, spreadsheets and exports and bring it into the new one, so you start with your real history rather than an empty database. Send a sample export and I will tell you what is possible.
How long does a project really take?
A single module is about two weeks. A full linked system is around a month. A multi branch platform with migration is two months or more. The clock starts when requirements are agreed, not at the first message.
Will it work on a phone?
The dense screens, billing and ledgers and reports, are built for a computer because that is where the work is done. Jobs that belong on a phone, like counting stock in the aisle, get their own phone first screen instead of a shrunken desktop page.
What happens after delivery?
Support is included. Beyond that, changes and new modules are quoted separately. I do not disappear after handover; most of my work comes from businesses I have already built something for.
Do you build desktop apps or websites?
Mostly modern Windows desktop apps: installed on your own computers, fast, and still working when the internet is down, with receipt printers, barcode scanners and cash drawers connected. Where people need access from anywhere, I build it for the web instead.

