Oruniq
An early-stage, cloud-based business operating system built to help small and medium businesses manage inventory, sales, and operations in one platform.
Founder · Product Strategy · Business Requirements · System Architecture · UI/UX · Full-Stack Development
Overview
Oruniq is an early-stage business operating system designed to bring inventory, sales, purchasing, and customer management into a single cloud platform for small and medium businesses.
Problem
Many small and medium businesses run core operations — inventory, sales, purchasing, customer and supplier records — across disconnected tools or manual processes, making it hard to get a clear, current view of the business.
Product Idea
Design an integrated operating system where inventory, sales, purchasing, and customer/supplier management share one data model, so business owners can see and manage operations from a single platform instead of stitching together separate tools.
My Role
Dewan is the founder and leads product strategy, business requirements, system architecture, UI/UX design, and full-stack development.
Product Decisions
- Prioritized an integrated data model connecting inventory, sales, and purchasing rather than building isolated modules.
- Designed for multi-branch business operations from the outset, reflecting how target businesses actually operate.
Key Capabilities
- Inventory management
- Sales and point-of-sale handling
- Purchasing and supplier management
- Customer relationship management
- Reporting and analytics
- Multi-branch support
Architecture & Technology
A cloud-based platform architected to unify commerce, inventory, and operational data for small and medium businesses.
Design Considerations
- Built for owners who need a practical, day-to-day operations view rather than a specialist analytics tool.
- Structured to extend across multiple business locations and workflows.
Development Workflow
Development uses modern AI-assisted workflows to accelerate implementation and iteration, with Dewan retaining ownership of architecture and product decisions.
Challenges
- Scoping a broad operational platform — inventory, sales, purchasing, reporting — while keeping the early product usable and focused.
Current Status
In active development as an early-stage product. Core modules are being refined through iterative development.
Lessons & Next Direction
Oruniq is an ongoing proving ground for translating real operational problems into system architecture and product decisions, complementing the consumer-facing work on LinkMyRole.