The problem with generic tools
Inventory is the textbook case of the ill-fitting tool. A spreadsheet lasts six months: as soon as two people enter data, references multiply, or you need to trace what came in and went out, errors pile up and the real inventory drifts away from the theoretical one.
Off-the-shelf inventory software has the opposite problem: built for a typical warehouse that doesn't exist, it imposes concepts you don't need (multi-site locations, batches, serial numbers) and ignores the ones that matter to you — a specific packaging unit, a cutting unit, the replenishment flow of your main supplier.
In between, classic custom development remains out of reach for most small businesses: months of lead time and a five-figure budget for a need that fits on one page.
What Blueprint Maker generates for your inventory
You describe your business in plain language: “I manage spare parts for my repair shop. I have items with a reference and an alert threshold, suppliers, stock entries when orders arrive and exits when a part goes out on a repair.”
Blueprint Maker turns that into a complete application: the relational database linking items, suppliers and movements; entry and browsing screens for each entity; a dashboard with the indicators implied by your description — stock value, items below threshold, this month's movements.
The application ships with realistic demo data: you judge the tool on filled screens, not empty tables.
- Item records with references, prices and alert thresholds
- Supplier directory with linked items
- Timestamped stock-in / stock-out movements
- Dashboard: stock value, shortages, rotation
- Search, sort and filters on every list
From first try to everyday tool
Three generation levels follow the maturity of your need. Sketch produces a first working application to validate the structure — often enough to replace the spreadsheet. Craft refines screens and indicators. Masterpiece pushes visual and functional polish for a tool your team uses all day.
At every level, the application is built by deterministic builders from a validated specification: AI understands your business, but a reproducible engine writes the code. The result is a real application — not a mockup, not a fragile prototype.
Your inventory, your code, your budget
The price is known before you generate: credit weights are published and fixed, with no end-of-month surprise. The free Discovery plan lets you generate your first application at no cost.
Above all, the application belongs to you. Full source-code ZIP export, push to your GitHub, host it wherever you want — or use the dedicated URL provided. If you leave tomorrow, your inventory software leaves with you, with its database and readable code built on standard technologies (Next.js, Prisma).
Typical generated entities
- Item
- Supplier
- Stock movement
- Purchase order
- Location
Generated screens
- Item list with search and sort
- Item record: details, movement history
- Stock-in / stock-out entry
- Supplier directory
- Management dashboard
Dashboard indicators
- Total stock value
- Items below alert threshold
- Movements over 30 days
- Breakdown by supplier
Frequently asked questions — inventory
Can I adapt the application to my own concepts (batches, packaging, units)?
Yes — that's the whole point. The application is generated from your description: if your stock is managed in batches, linear metres or packs of 24, describe it and the generated structure reflects it. You validate the application plan before generation.
What happens when my needs evolve?
You can regenerate an application from an updated description, or take the source code (ZIP export or GitHub push) and evolve it freely: it's standard Next.js + Prisma code, readable by any developer.
Does the application handle several users at once?
The generated application is a real web application with a central database: unlike a spreadsheet, entered data is shared and consistent for everyone who accesses it.
How much does generated inventory software cost?
The Discovery plan (€0) lets you generate your first application. The Pro (€25/month) and Max (€149/month) plans provide credits to generate and iterate more. The credit cost is displayed before each generation — never a surprise bill.
Is my inventory data locked into the platform?
No. The application code belongs to you and can be exported (ZIP, GitHub). You can self-host the application with your own database: nothing stays locked in.