Made for the market rush.
Fast favorites, sizes and scents, fixed-price bundles, and cash, card, or check workflows. The goal is a simple screen that works with the way we actually sell.
A point-of-sale project built by market vendors, for market vendors. We’re starting at our own table—with simpler checkout, shared inventory, and payment-provider choice as the goal.
Not available for public use yet. No launch date or pricing announced.
For the market table, the pop-up, and the little shop with big ideas.
We’re designing around the things we need when we sell: the right product, the right price, and fewer steps between “I’ll take it” and “thank you.”
Fast favorites, sizes and scents, fixed-price bundles, and cash, card, or check workflows. The goal is a simple screen that works with the way we actually sell.
The plan: our online store and market checkout use the same inventory system, with safeguards for simultaneous sales. No separate catalog deciding what we own.
Payments belong behind an interchangeable integration layer—not at the center of the business. Products, orders, customers, and inventory should stay independent.
All capabilities described here are development goals. Card providers, compatible hardware, and offline-payment support have not been selected or validated.
Careyosity sells handmade products at markets and online. This project starts with the details of that work: different sizes, different scents, bundle deals, and knowing what’s left to sell.
We’re not starting with a giant software platform. We’re building for Careyosity first, then testing, listening, and fixing the parts that get in the way. Sharing it with other small businesses is a possibility for later—not a promise of a finished product today.
Work through the architecture, inventory rules, and selling-screen design. Keep the existing business systems running while we develop.
Test payments, hardware, shared stock, and recovery from problems. Then learn from real market days before relying on it.
Only after it works for Careyosity will we evaluate offering it to other vendors. Public access, features, and pricing remain undecided.
Not yet. Careyosity POS is in development for Careyosity’s own use. This page is an introduction, not a working POS, a public beta, or a checkout. We are not accepting subscriptions or taking payments here.
Both are candidates to investigate, but neither has been selected. The design calls for separate provider integrations so that changing processors does not require replacing the core inventory and order system. Features and compatible readers will still depend on the provider.
Android is the initial device focus. An offline catalog and local cart are development goals; safe order synchronization needs further implementation and testing. Offline card payments are a separate, provider-dependent capability and are not promised. This homepage is not an installable POS app.
There is no announced public price or launch date. The priority is proving that it works for our business before making commitments to anyone else.
We’d love to hear what slows you down at your table. Questions and ideas are welcome while we build.
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