One small daily workspace
RiceTrade Mobile POS is my Flutter Android project for small rice businesses. It is a private operational tool rather than a public marketplace.
The first version focuses on buying, selling, stock and payments. These are the daily records that need to be understandable before a larger reporting system becomes useful.
Keep a transaction readable
A purchase or sale needs understandable quantities, prices and payment details. A business should be able to see what the transaction changes without hunting through unrelated screens.
The interface direction is mobile-first, with a green theme and simple common actions. Wider operational features remain part of the roadmap rather than being described as finished.
Testing is a stage, not a release
The supplied development logs show successful dependency installation, analysis and a Flutter test run. Those checks are useful development evidence.
They do not establish a live business database, complete device verification or a production release. Transaction persistence and the actual Android flows still need focused verification.
The next step
I want the core records to work reliably before adding larger reports and exports. A small, clear MVP gives the next development stage a useful boundary.
The separate public RiceTrade platform has business profiles, discovery and broker-supported inquiries. Keeping the two products distinct avoids mixing operational users with marketplace users.
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