Popluck for retail
The shelf, the sale, and the regular who bought it.
A catalog that's actually organized, checkout in seconds, and customers who come back on the record.
Built for how you work
The parts of the day Popluck takes off your plate.
A catalog you can trust
Categories, SKUs, tax flags, prices — one source of truth that checkout reads from, so the register never argues with the shelf.
Checkout, returns, and the ledger agree
Sales, exchanges as refunds + new sales, gift-wrap add-ons — every movement posts balanced entries.
Know who collects the ceramics
Tag the collector, note the hotel buyer, and message them when the new batch lands — from the same record.
Not a mockup
This is Common Goods, running on Popluck.
Common Goods — a demo home-goods store with a live catalog and a month of sales.
- Top sellers and revenue by day from real order data
- Wholesale accounts as company records with invoices
- Inventory counts and barcode workflows on the roadmap
“When the fall ceramics landed I messaged eleven collectors from the product page. Six came in that weekend.”
ND
Noor DelgadoOwner, Common Goods
Fair questions
Does it track stock levels?
Full inventory (counts, purchasing, transfers) is the next commerce phase; today the catalog and sales are live.
Can I run a loyalty program?
Memberships cover paid programs today; points-based loyalty ships with the marketing module.
More industries
Retail run on Popluck in an afternoon.
Answer a few questions, get a workspace that speaks in customers, invite the team.
Create your workspaceLifestyle photography is illustrative. Product screenshots are real captures from Popluck demo workspaces.