QuickPharms is the operating system for Nigerian pharmacies. The counter, the stock room and the accounts live in one system, and it keeps selling when the network drops.
A family member runs a pharmacy in Lagos. His operations were an Excel sheet and hardback log books. Entries went missing, shelf counts never matched the books, and nobody could tell him what the month had actually made.
I build software, so I sat at that counter and built the system I wished he had. The enemy isn't another vendor. It's the exercise book.
Each piece below is built around how a Nigerian counter really runs.
The catalogue lives on the device. Sales queue locally and sync when data returns. Every sale carries its own ID, so a replay can never record the same sale twice.
Stock is a ledger, not a number someone remembers to update, valued at weighted-average cost.
Every sale, purchase and payment posts a double-entry journal automatically. The trial balance always balances, and profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow come straight from it.
Every search that finds nothing is logged without the cashier lifting a finger. The owner opens a list of what customers asked for and the shop didn't have, and three requests become a reorder suggestion that turns into a purchase order in one click.
Type a question the way you'd put it to your accountant. The assistant reads your pharmacy's own records, answers in plain words, and draws a chart when a chart makes it clearer.
I'll only demo what works today. In pharmacy, a feature that misreads a prescription is worse than no feature.
Tell me what's annoying about your week, and I'll do the heavy lifting. Your Excel sheet comes in first, so you judge the system on your own data.
9 of 10 founding slots left
An Excel file or a photo of the stock book is enough.
I import it and show you your products running in QuickPharms. No charge, no obligation.
Ring every sale through it, then ask your accountant if the books hold up.
In return: one 30-minute feedback call a month. When we start charging, founding pharmacies keep a locked-in founder rate, and your data is never switched off.
QuickPharms is proof I ship. I take two custom builds a quarter for African businesses that have a real operational headache and no engineering team. Tell me what's breaking.
Scope a build with meMessage me one word and I'll show you QuickPharms running on a phone, on your counter, with the wifi off.