Store
There was a company. It sold it's own stuff, but also reselled products from various providers. Some of these providers have normal APIs, but most just give Excel files. Every damn time.
Someone had to manually load these XLS files into our billing system. It was a mess - inconsistent formats, human errors, no way to track what's in stock.
So I built Store. It's basically a "provider for providers" - a unified place where managers can add, edit, and track products from any source. Meanwhile, I just hit the API from our billing system and everything syncs automatically.
The best part? It runs on Cloudflare Workers. No servers to rent. No DevOps guy to hire. Just deploy and forget.
Could this be another WooCommerce? Probably. But I didn't build it to compete with anyone - I built it because solving real problems is fun, and Cloudflare's edge platform is a joy to work with.
Someone had to manually load these XLS files into our billing system. It was a mess - inconsistent formats, human errors, no way to track what's in stock.
So I built Store. It's basically a "provider for providers" - a unified place where managers can add, edit, and track products from any source. Meanwhile, I just hit the API from our billing system and everything syncs automatically.
The best part? It runs on Cloudflare Workers. No servers to rent. No DevOps guy to hire. Just deploy and forget.
Could this be another WooCommerce? Probably. But I didn't build it to compete with anyone - I built it because solving real problems is fun, and Cloudflare's edge platform is a joy to work with.