Stokka knows what you have, what you sold, what you’re owed and what you owe. Inventory, purchasing, sales and money for a small shop — built for an owner who should need no training to use it.
Plenty of software does inventory. The combination is the gap.
Stokka is deliberately not an ERP. It is inventory and sales management for a small shop, and it is honest about where that line sits — see what it does not do.
Every edition runs the same screens in English and Arabic. What differs is where the data lives and whether more than one person can sign in.
Why some features are Cloud-only. The desktop edition has no user accounts — there is exactly one person at one machine. Staff, roles, manager overrides, named registers and the audit log all require someone to name. That is a deliberate boundary, not an unfinished port.
Suppliers, customers, products, purchase orders, invoices, quotations, reports and bundles are on by default in every edition. Switch off what you don’t use — it hides, it doesn’t delete.
Batches, expiry and every movement against one product.
Transport and customs, folded into what the goods actually cost.
What to reorder, from whom, and how much — already worked out.
Gross profit ranked by product, for any date range you pick.
Every line here is a rule enforced in the product, not a promise made in marketing.
The strongest chapter in the product — and the one where the edition matters most.
Each module is sold on its own and hidden entirely until you buy it. A shop that never weighs anything never sees a scale setting.
That is the price of the first module. Every one after it is $50 on desktop and $5 a month on Cloud — see pricing.
It was built in from the start. The codebase forbids hard-coded interface text — every string goes through the translation layer, enforced on every commit.
The same screen, one toggle later.
Every line below was considered and deliberately rejected. Finding this out now is cheaper for both of us than finding it out after you’ve paid.
Staff, roles and per-user permissions · manager overrides and the register-changes report · named terminals · the price-check kiosk · the audit log. All of it needs someone to name, and the desktop edition has exactly one person at one machine.
The free tier doesn’t expire. No trial period, no credit card, no nag screen.
The complete application, capped at 100 products, without the paid modules. There is no trial that expires.
The product cap lifted, and it stays yours. Free patches and minor updates; major version upgrades are paid.
For shops with staff. Roles and per-user permissions, enforced on the server, with one database per shop.
The first module is $150. Every module after it is $50 — so any two come to $200 and all three to $250, on top of the $250 desktop licence. On Cloud the same ladder runs $15 · $20 · $25 a month.
A desktop module is bought once and keeps working — there is no renewal that switches your register off. Prices in USD.
Download free and run it on up to 100 products — no card, no expiry, no nag screen. When you're ready to lift the cap or add a register, talk to us.
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