Make your hardware store's price list — share it with one QR code

A hardware store's price list rarely lives in one place. There's the master Excel sheet the owner keeps for costs, the handwritten sheet taped near the register, and whatever a contractor was told over the phone last week — and none of them agree once a supplier changes a price. QRListy starts from the file you already have: import your full stock list, bolts and fittings and tools included, in one upload, and it becomes a searchable catalog customers can check from their phone before they even walk in.

When a contractor asks for a price on forty different items at once, they search instead of you scrolling a spreadsheet at the counter. And because hardware stores routinely serve both walk-in customers and contractors who expect trade pricing, a password-protected list lets you show a different price to the buyers who've earned it, without touching your public catalog at all.