Every book on your shelves, findable — without taking one off.
RE.ORDER turns photographs of your shelves into a searchable inventory that knows where each book is standing. You walk the aisles with a phone. Nobody handles a book.
Der Steppenwolf
Bay A Shelf 3 7th from left 134 mm
An inventory, a catalogue, and a shop if you want one
An answer at the counter
Search by title, author or ISBN and you get the shelf, not just a yes. Which bay, which row, how far along it — and the photograph of that row with the book outlined on it, so you walk straight to it.
“Do you have Steppenwolf?” Two copies. Bay A, shelf 3 — seventh from the left.
A catalogue your customers can browse
Publish it as a site of its own. People see what is on your shelves before they set out, and arrive asking for something you actually have. Nothing to list: the catalogue is the inventory.
A webshop, if you want to sell online
We can build one on top of that catalogue — orders, reservations, postage. If you would rather not, it stays a window: people browse, then come in, call, or put a book aside.
As current as your last walk down the aisle
Photograph a row again whenever it suits you — every morning, once a week, after a big intake.
RE.ORDER compares the row against the last time it saw it and only looks closely at what changed, so a shelf nobody touched costs almost nothing to read again. Books sold, books shelved, books moved to another bay: all of it lands in the catalogue without anyone typing.