A clear product list
Add a name, quantity, unit and restock threshold for each product.
Stock
Shelf Count
Know what’s on the shelf.
Keep a small stock list, adjust quantities and see what needs restocking. No spreadsheet hunting.
Try Shelf CountExplore Shelf Count.
Run the actual app in desktop or phone view.
Fictional example data. Change it, try the features and reset the preview. Your download uses these same files, with an empty starting workspace.
A useful tool for your day.
Small shops, workrooms and households tracking a simple local stock list.
Quick stock changes
Increase or decrease stock with one tap. Quantities stay at zero or above.
Search and low stock
Find products by name or show only products at or below their threshold.
Local backups
Keep your records in this browser and export or import a backup.
What you receive.
- The working local browser app
- Editable HTML, CSS and JavaScript files
- Setup, editing and backup instructions
- A licence for your own project or business
Your purchase and download live in your Neptox.app account.
How it runs
Serve the files with a static HTTP server or your own HTTPS hosting. Your guide includes a simple local command. No build tools are required.
Your data stays with you
App records are saved in this browser. Export backups regularly. They do not sync between devices.
Scope
There is no barcode scanning, webshop connection, purchasing workflow or shared team database. Counts are whole units. Hosting, customisation and ongoing support are separate.
A few useful answers.
Is this a hosted service?
No. You download the files and run them locally or on your chosen static host. Your shop account is for purchases and downloads.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes, through an HTTP or HTTPS host your phone can open. The interface is responsive. Records stay on that device’s browser.
Can I change the design or code?
Yes. The editable HTML, CSS and JavaScript source is included. You can adapt it for your own project or business.
How do I back up my records?
Use Export backup inside the app to save a JSON file. Import it into the same app when you need to restore your data.