Sortly · Inventory management for small businesses


Sortly helps small businesses keep track of what they have, where it is, and what needs attention. I led design across product and marketing, with a team of designers and researchers and our agency partners. Together we redefined the core product experience, and that work shaped the roadmap, pricing, and packaging.
The usual next step, from a spreadsheet to an ERP, is a huge jump in cost and complexity. The market needed something in between that was scalable, secure, and stable enough to build a business on. Sortly’s answer was visual and field-first: items you recognize by their picture, managed from a phone where the work happens. It keeps the glance working long after the shelf gets too big to see.
The core redesign changed what the product tracked. Instead of a list of what sits where, Sortly followed how items move between teams and places: supplier to warehouse, warehouse to truck, truck to job. Purchase orders and reports were built on that model, so a business could see what it has, where it went, and what to order next.
We built a brand and a story that could speak as one across ads, landing pages, email, the product, and trade shows. Qualified organic leads rose sharply.

Clarity is the most valuable thing a business can stock.
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