Changelog

Joey Cash has been rebuilt. Not refreshed — rebuilt, module by module, against the shops that were already using it.

What is new

• A new design system. The whole interface is one vocabulary now: one card, one toolbar, one table, one set of status colours. Where there used to be seven slightly different toolbars there is one.
• Offline order capture. The till keeps taking orders with no internet. Orders queue on the device and are re-checked by the server on reconnect, with a review queue for anything that no longer adds up.
• A built-in online store. A real storefront on the same database as the counter — same products, same stock, same customers.
• Blind end-of-day counts. Staff enter what is in the drawer without seeing the expected figure, and the variance is booked to the ledger.
• A wholesale and reseller portal, with trade pricing, credit terms and three-party orders.
• Performance mode. Turns off the blur effects for cheap Android terminals, so the interface keeps up on the hardware shops actually own.

What we fixed

Two long-standing bugs are gone, and both were quietly costing money:

• Finalising a stock count wrote no stock at all while still booking the shortage as an expense.
• Deleting or re-settling an order could leave money and stock behind in the ledger.

This website

Rebuilt too, on a new stack. It is now fully static, loads with almost no JavaScript, and is properly bilingual — the Arabic pages are Arabic pages, not translated English ones.