Pandani CafeMar–Apr 2026
Regulars order from their phone, and the counter sees it the moment it lands.
Mobile ordering with add-ons, pickup or resident delivery, a live order queue on the POS, PayNow or cash.
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Melrose Label
A Singapore modest-wear label's whole retail stack: an online shop with PayNow checkout, an owner portal, and a booth POS for pop-ups that share one stock count.
- Client
- Melrose Label
- Industry
- Fashion retail
- Services
- E-commerce, CRM and POS
- Delivered
- October 2026
- Live site
- melroselabel.shop
- Stack
- Next.js, Supabase
The brief
Melrose Label sells modest wear online and at pop-up booths in malls and event halls. The ask was one system for both: a shop that feels like the brand, a POS staff can run on a tablet, and one stock count behind them, so a dress sold at the booth is not sold again online.
We built the storefront with PayNow checkout and island-wide delivery, an owner portal for inventory, orders, booths, promotions and reports, and a booth POS that keeps selling when the wifi drops and syncs when the signal returns. Staff discounts, returns and cash-count differences go to the owner on Telegram for a one-tap approval.
What had to be solved
A POS that works with no signal
Cash and card sales at a booth are saved on the tablet and sent when the connection returns. Each sale carries its own id, so it is recorded once; a refused late sale stays visible instead of vanishing.
PayNow, paid straight to the bank
Online and at the booth, the PayNow QR is built per sale with the exact amount and a reference tied to the order, so the owner can match bank credits to sales. Paid straight to your bank, no gateway cut.
The owner approves from anywhere
A staff discount, return, exchange or cash-count difference puts a request on the owner's Telegram. One tap approves it and the POS continues, with a PIN fallback for when the owner is unreachable.
One stock count, web and booths
Per-location inventory, transfers between booths, low-stock rules and sold-out badges on the POS, plus a restock waiting list that emails customers when a size is back.
What we built
- Storefront with PayNow checkout and island-wide delivery
- Owner portal: inventory, orders, booths, promotions, reports
- Booth POS that keeps selling offline
- Owner approvals on Telegram
- Per-location stock, transfers and a restock waiting list
- Visual homepage editor with draft and publish
What happens next
No figures are published for this project yet. When a number is measured, it appears here with its source and date; nothing is estimated.
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