KoRaft
Print. Stick. Scan. QR-based restock for small teams.
KoRaft launched on July 14, 2026 with 7 votes, #2,664 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
KoRaft turns any shelf into an inventory system. Print a QR card, stick it on the shelf, scan when stock runs low - no app, no login. Reorders log instantly and track Triggered → Ordered → Received. Purpose-built for the reorder loop (not asset tracking like), live in 15 minutes, starts at €9/mo. Built for restaurants, salons, workshops and small retailers.
Print a QR card for every product, stick it on the shelf, and scan it the moment stock runs low. The reorder is logged, your team is notified, and you track it to
Print QR cards for your products. When stock runs low, anyone on your team scans the card — the reorder is logged, tracked, and visible to everyone. Simple enough that the shop floor actually uses it — a focused toolkit that turns manual reorders into an automatic workflow. Generate a QR card for any product straight from its description. Connect your AI assistant and ask what's running low, which supplier is slowest, or to draft the next order — in plain language. Only signed-in team members can trigger a reorder — no accidental scans, no outside access. See every pending reorder in one place — no more checking email, chat, and spreadsheets. Your phone buzzes the second someone scans a…from koraft.com
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