WareHub
A multi-tenant warehouse management SaaS for fashion brands, fed by a published Shopify app.
WareHub is a warehouse management system and a published Shopify app I built for a storage and fulfillment company, pairing a Next.js dashboard with a Supabase backend for inventory and shipping.
The context
A storage and fulfillment company needed to track inventory and manage shipping in one place, and to put that capability in front of merchants where they already work: inside Shopify.
So the build is two halves that share one backend: an internal management dashboard and a published Shopify app.
What I built
WareHub is a full warehouse management system with a Shopify app on the front of it.
- Multi-brand dashboard: each brand sees only its own orders, inventory, and customers
- Shipment status tracking across multiple shipping companies
- Inventory tracking across the warehouse
- Shipping and fulfillment management
- Admin dashboard in Next.js
- Supabase backend for the data layer
- A Shopify app published live on the Shopify App Store
The product
Real screens from WareHub.
How it works
The system is a Next.js application backed by Supabase, which holds the inventory and shipping data and the access rules around it. This is the same shape as a CRM or internal tool: a database, a dashboard over it, and the APIs that connect the two.
On top of that, a published Shopify app brings the relevant pieces into the Shopify admin, so merchants get warehouse and fulfillment data where they already run their store rather than in a separate tool.
The outcome
WareHub is live on the Shopify App Store, with the warehouse system running behind it.
It is the build I point to for inventory systems, admin dashboards, and published Shopify apps, because it is all three at once.
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