I need a browser-based point-of-sale application built from scratch, with inventory management taking top priority. Each sale should automatically adjust stock, alert me when items hit a reorder threshold, and let me raise a purchase order in a click. Discounting at checkout and the option to capture basic customer details are welcome, but a rock-solid inventory engine comes first. You are free to use the mainstream stack you know best—Laravel, Django, Node, or a React/Vue front-end paired with a REST or GraphQL back-end—so long as the code is clean, well-commented, and easy to extend. A tidy database schema, role-based access, and a responsive interface that works on desktop and tablet browsers are expected. Deliverables • Deployed web app on my server or a staging URL • Source code in a private Git repo with setup notes • Short user guide covering product entry, sales processing, and stock review Once the core is stable I plan to layer in marketing tools and deeper reporting, so please build with scalability in mind. Let me know your preferred tech stack and a realistic timeline for an MVP focused on inventory management.