The paper ticket doesn't tell you what's ready
A dry cleaner lives at the counter: a customer drops off garments, each piece gets a service (dry cleaning, pressing, alteration), and the order moves from “received” to “in progress” then “ready” before being collected. As long as it fits on tickets, it runs — until it's time to find an order, to know what's ready for pickup today, or to tell a customer what's still due.
Market software is often built for large chains, with features and a price out of scale for a neighborhood dry cleaner or an independent laundry. One that just wants clean tracking of its orders, items and customers pays for a system it uses part of — and owns none of.
Your orders, your items, your application
Describe your counter: “Each customer can have several orders. An order contains items (shirt, suit, duvet), each with a service and a price. I want a status per order (received, in progress, ready, collected), the list of what's ready for pickup, each customer's record, and the day's dashboard.”
The generated application links customers, orders, items and services: an order's record is one click away, the status updates as work progresses, and the dashboard answers the counter's questions — what's coming in today, what's ready, what's overdue.
- Customer records: contacts, order history
- Orders: drop-off date, due date, status, total
- Items: garment type, service, unit price
- Services: dry cleaning, pressing, alteration, rates
- Dashboard: to process, ready for pickup, taken in
Know at a glance what's ready
The question asked ten times a day — “is my order ready?” — finally has an instant answer. With structured orders and an up-to-date status, the “ready for pickup” list builds itself, and overdue orders surface instead of sitting on a shelf.
The application arrives with realistic demo data (customers, orders at different statuses, varied services) to evaluate immediately, and three generation levels (Sketch, Craft, Masterpiece) to raise the polish.
An owned tool, at subscription price
Tracking your orders and customers is an asset of your shop: it must stay with you. Code ZIP export, GitHub push, free hosting or the included dedicated URL — the application is yours, with no platform lock-in.
Free Discovery plan for the first application; Pro (€25/month) and Max (€149/month) to iterate, with the cost shown before each generation.
Typical generated entities
- Customer
- Order
- Item
- Service
- Payment
Generated screens
- Today's orders
- Ready for pickup
- Order record: items and status
- Customer record
- Counter dashboard
Dashboard indicators
- Orders to process today
- Orders ready for pickup
- Revenue this month
- Overdue orders
Frequently asked questions — dry cleaner management
Is it a certified cash register?
No. The generated application is a MANAGEMENT tool: it tracks orders, their status and amounts, but it isn't a certified point-of-sale/cash-register system. Keep your compliant register for payments; the application gives you the clean order tracking that goes with it.
Can we track each order's status (received, ready, collected)?
Yes: if your description mentions a status, the order becomes an entity that moves from one state to the next, and the “ready for pickup” screen is built from that status. You see at a glance what's waiting for the customer.
Does it handle several items and services in one order?
Yes: order, item and service are distinct entities. An order can contain several items, each with its service and price — the order total follows from them.
Can it print barcode labels for garments?
The application is a web tracking tool: it numbers and retrieves orders, but it doesn't drive a label printer or scanner by default. Since the code is exportable (ZIP, GitHub), a developer can add that kind of integration if the need is confirmed.
Can it be used at the counter on a tablet or phone?
Yes, it's a responsive web application: dropping off an order, changing a status or finding a customer record works on a tablet or phone just like on a computer, always up to date.