LogiFlow

💡 Inspiration Many small and medium businesses still rely on Excel sheets or overpriced ERP tools that are too complex for their real needs. I chose to focus on the logistics workflow (inventory → orders → deliveries) It’s one of the biggest daily challenges small businesses face.

However, the concept behind LogiFlow is broader:

It’s designed as a general-purpose, lightweight ERP foundation that can adapt to any small business sector — retail, services, workshops, logistics, or local stores.

The goal is to bring clarity and structure to companies that don’t need a full corporate ERP.

🛠️ What it does LogiFlow centralizes essential operations into one simple interface:

Inventory management

Orders & customers

Deliveries & returns

A clean and intuitive dashboard

Optional AI assistant that analyzes data and answers key questions

🚧 Challenges Designing something simple but truly useful

Keeping the workflow intuitive without unnecessary features

Integrating the AI assistant smoothly

Building a flexible structure that can scale to multiple business types

🧠 What I learned I learned how to structure a minimal ERP system, design a smooth workflow, and focus on clear UX.

I also explored:

Lightweight backend architecture

Clean REST API conventions

Data-driven feature design

Built With

• express.js
• node.js
• react
• sql.js
• tailwind
• vite