Feature requests

For store owners, it becomes double the work to create both a regular product and a subscription product separately. Instead, having both one-time purchase and subscription options available on the same product page would be far more efficient and beneficial for both customers and store owners. The best approach would be to keep one-time purchase as the default option (as it is now) and allow customers to switch to subscription if they choose, at which point the subscription details would appear just like we have already implemented. This way, store owners are free from the headache of managing the same product twice, and customers get a seamless buying experience. Please revise accordingly and do the needful. I truly appreciate the hard work you and your team are putting into this.

Tengo un problema con eso , pues se registran pero luego no hacen pedido. Y al final mi tienda almacena datos que no quiero. No quiero poner contraseña para acceder ni limitar el acceso para comprar. Quiero que si no hacen pedido no puedan registrar sus datos. Si no compran, no son clientes. No deberían tener un registro de clientes.

I am certain that many others will agree with me when I say that a SOLD OUT label is very necessary feature to alert customers that the product has not disappeared "VISIBILITY" but temporarily out of stock. It is my hope that you can add this tag to the "Public Tags" thank you!

First off, I want to say that I've been testing your app and I am incredibly impressed. The design is clean, the concept is powerful, and it's so close to being the perfect tool for businesses like mine (I own a bakery). I'm writing to you today to propose a new feature that I believe would be an absolute game-changer and would make your app an indispensable tool for a huge market of users. The Proposal: Date-Specific Inventory The idea is to evolve the current inventory system so that stock levels are tied to specific delivery dates, rather than having one general stock count that depletes as orders are created. Here’s how it would work in practice: Setting the Stock: In an "Inventory" section, I could specify my production capacity for a future date. For example, I could set my available stock for this coming Saturday to 10 cakes. Placing a Future Order: Today (Thursday), a customer places an order for 1 cake to be delivered on Saturday. The Magic: This new order would only reduce the available stock count for Saturday (leaving 9 available for that day). My inventory for Thursday and Friday would remain completely untouched. Why this is a "Life-Changer": It Solves Overselling: This would eliminate the single biggest operational headache for any business that produces fresh items daily: accidentally promising a customer a product for a future date when you've already reached your production limit. It Unlocks True E-commerce: This feature is the key to confidently accepting online pre-orders. The system would automatically know what's available for any given day in the future and stop sales when a day's limit is reached. It Becomes a Planning Tool: The app would transform from just an order tracker into a powerful production planning dashboard. I could see at a glance exactly what I need to prepare for the days ahead. I understand that feature development is a significant undertaking, but I wanted to share this idea with you because your app has a fantastic foundation. Implementing this logic would, without a doubt, make it the best-in-class solution for any business that manages daily production. Thank you for creating such a promising product and for considering my feedback. I'll be following your progress closely! Best regards. P.S. A Concrete Example of the Logic To make the idea clearer, I built a small internal tool for my bakery that uses this exact logic. Here’s a conceptual breakdown of how it works: Date-Centric Inventory: Instead of a single stock number, the total stock for each product is stored against a specific date. (e.g., inventory['2025-09-06']['cake_chocolate'] = 10). Calculating Availability: When a customer wants to order for a specific delivery date (e.g., Saturday, Sept 6th), the system performs two steps: First, it finds the total stock I set for that day (10 chocolate cakes). Second, it calculates reserved stock by querying all orders where the delivery_date matches '2025-09-06' and sums up the quantities of that product. Let's say it finds 4 cakes already committed in other orders. The Final Calculation: The available stock is then simply: Total Stock (10) - Reserved Stock (4) = 6 available units. The system knows it can safely sell 6 more cakes for Saturday. This logic ensures that today's orders for future dates only affect the inventory of those specific future dates, giving the business owner perfect control and clarity.

Hello Team, We already have global delivery integrations like UPS and FedEx, but I recently learned that Yango Integration performs better in many Asian and European countries. Could you please explore the possibility of integrating Yango into our system? It’s important that this integration is handled within Take.app itself so that owners don’t need to be redirected to an external app. This way, we can provide a seamless, all-in-one experience. Additionally, Yango supports multiple drivers and multiple deliveries, which can help us optimize packages, delivery times, and costs—all managed in one place. Please take a look into this when you have time. Reference Link :- https://yango.com/en_int/

Have our Google reviews and FB recommendations appear on our online line store live and moveable with our online store reviews

When uploading products, ask me the cost of the product in detail like (water & lights, raw material, packaging, etc.) and the selling price and calculate how much profit I've made. At the end of the month tell me how much profit I've made.

would be very helpful to have a setting for setting minimum order requirements for discounts/ wholesale customers orders. eg 12 items minimum for wholesale price

"In Nepal, many users use imepay and Khalti for digital payments. Please integrate these methods so that local users can make payments easily without needing international cards."

It would be nice to be able to set up frequently asked questions in the chat so you can always have them handy when people ask questions. Thanks.