Pakeeza Perfumes
A WhatsApp price list, rebuilt as a real storefront and back office
The problem
Saeed's catalog spans 17 brands and well over four hundred attars, each sold in its own ladder of sizes: some brands stop at 12ml, others run up to 100ml. None of that was written down anywhere a customer could see. Every inquiry meant Saeed typing prices from memory or scrolling back through an old photo of a price list. Stock changed daily; the numbers customers had didn't. And once an order was placed, there was no record of it beyond the WhatsApp thread it lived in: no way to tell, a week later, whether it had been paid, shipped, or forgotten.
The solution
We built two apps sharing one Supabase project: a public catalog for customers and a private admin for Saeed, deployed on two separate domains.
The catalog
The catalog groups every attar by brand and pivots each brand's own size ladder into columns, so a 3–12ml brand and a 30–100ml brand still sit in one readable table. Customers search it, sort it by price, and message Saeed directly from what they find: no account, no cart, no friction before the conversation that was already going to happen on WhatsApp anyway.
Orders and admin
The admin side is where the business actually runs: add a brand, an attar, a size and price, mark something out of stock the moment it sells out, and it's live on the public site in under a second. Building an order means typing an attar's name the way a customer would say it: the same search customers use, just for Saeed. Every order then moves through a real lifecycle instead of a chat history: from awaiting payment to paid, shipped, and delivered. On top of that, Saeed can run a time-boxed percentage sale (on one brand or the whole catalog) with a start date and an end date. Prices update themselves on the public site the moment the sale opens, and revert themselves the moment it ends.
In the first three weeks after launch: no paid ads or marketing push, just a link Saeed started sending instead of a price list photo.
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