Software that knows what "make" means.
Most ecommerce platforms treat products as boxes that magically appear on shelves. Kitgy treats them as the output of a process — a recipe, a workstation, an operator, materials. The difference shows in every screen.
Start free trial/products/bom-designer/{id} — the WASM canvas with multiple steps, material I/O edges, dependencies. The hero shot for this whole page. ~1400×800.
Multi-step recipes are first-class.
A BOM in Kitgy isn't just a list of inputs. It's a directed graph: each step declares what materials it consumes and what it produces. Sub-assemblies are real entities — one step's output becomes the next step's input.
- Visual graph editor for the recipe
- Per-step input / output material declarations
- Workstation assignment per step
- Implicit step ordering from material dependencies
Close-up of a single BOM step expanded — title, workstation, inputs list, output list. ~1000×600.
"How many can I make?" — answered.
For any product, at any moment, Kitgy can answer how many more units you could build with current material on-hand. The answer names the limiting material so you know what to buy next.
Example: Lavender soap product, base price $10. Current materials: 18 oz Lavender Oil, 240 oz Olive Oil, 600 g Lye. BOM says each unit needs 0.3 oz Lavender Oil, 4 oz Olive Oil, 10 g Lye. Buildable: 60 (limited by Olive Oil).
Surfaces this on the Shopify admin order page (per line item), on the product edit page, and via REST API for custom callers.
Same Shopify order admin block as the Shopify-app page (or a different angle if available). Show "Buildable: 12 / 20" with a bottleneck-material callout. ~1200×700.
Production floor, modeled.
Workstations are the physical stations where work happens. Each one belongs to a location, has an hourly rate (for cost-per-WO reporting), and runs a kiosk view that operators clock into.
- Multi-location support — warehouse, workshop, back office
- Per-station hourly rate for COGS calculations
- Round-robin WO assignment across available stations
- Tablet-friendly kiosk view — no per-operator login required
/workstations grid — name, location, hourly rate, current operator, active WO. ~1200×500.
A clock-in screen for the bench.
Each workstation runs a stripped-down kiosk view designed for a tablet at the bench. Big buttons. Operator picks their name, taps Start on a WO, marks steps complete as they go. No mouse. No menu hunting.
/floor or workstation kiosk view, ideally framed as a tablet on a bench. The simplified, big-button UI an operator sees during a shift. ~1200×800.
Cost, margin, throughput — per channel, per product.
Reports answer the questions that matter for a shop owner: which channels make money, which products are dragging margin, where time is going on the floor. Built from the data Kitgy already collects — no extra entry.
See pricing/reports overview with several charts: sales by channel, top products, work-order throughput, margin by SKU. ~1300×800.
Run production like a real shop.
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