seller rang up 30 orders without searching once. quick buttons are earning their keep, lets go.
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KioskKit
A lightweight checkout and stock list for pop-up sellers.
- 5 milestones
- 5+ updates
- since 2026
A lightweight checkout and stock list for pop-up sellers.
The milestones that explain how the project has evolved.
The project started with a simple need: A lightweight checkout and stock list for pop-up sellers.
The first build kept KioskKit focused on one useful workflow before adding broader tooling.
The checkout screen now survives a short connection drop and syncs the order after. The first test caught that the retry message was way too vague.
A pop-up seller can add a few products, take a sample order, and check stock. The team is testing setup speed before adding deeper reporting.
The first public version is live. The focus now is watching where people get stuck and fixing the rough edges before adding more features.
Public updates from the builder about this project.
seller rang up 30 orders without searching once. quick buttons are earning their keep, lets go.
checkout works with gloves now. didn't think this mattered til i watched somebody try to tap tiny buttons in the cold. yikes.
open source isnt a magic growth button, but sharing the tiny tool i made did bring the right ppl into my orbit. story is up 👇
I open-sourced a small parser because I kept rebuilding the same thing for client projects. I expected a few stars. What I got was a handful of thoughtful bug reports, a contributor who used it in a different industry, and several…
Read story · 4 min readWe are adding a cash drawer note because sometimes the Wi-Fi goes and real life keeps happening.
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Try setting up three items and taking one order. What would make you comfortable using this on a busy Saturday?
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