Small businesses
A future professional surface for tracking customers, operations, inventory, invoicing, and daily decisions.
Quebec-first ERP in the making
Keepin' Tracks is building a bilingual ERP platform for businesses that want to organize operations without adding unnecessary complexity.
Foundation phase: no customer data yet, and no shipped-feature claims.
Architecture, documentation, deployment, then product readiness.
Who it is for
A future professional surface for tracking customers, operations, inventory, invoicing, and daily decisions.
French and English experiences from the start, with wording that feels natural for Quebec users.
Personal and public adjacent surfaces stay separate and gated by the right privacy reviews.
Product vision
The goal is to make operations legible: who did what, for which customer, in what context, with which data, and with which consequences.
Planned capabilities
These tracks guide the build. They remain planned until product readiness is complete.
Activity tracking, customer records, interaction history, and simple workflows.
Foundations for inventory, sales, commercial documents, and careful accounting integration.
Readable views, customer-safe documentation, and verifiable publication processes.
Design that accounts for idempotency, user context, and future offline scenarios.
Trust foundations
The project considers Quebec and Canadian expectations without claiming unreviewed legal certification.
The public site, professional app, API, and personal surfaces keep distinct boundaries.
The first public surface stays static, with no secrets, no database, and no customer data.
Building in public
Because an ERP touches critical business operations. Before asking customers to trust it, Keepin' Tracks is documenting the choices, risks, and controls that make the next steps more reliable.
Articles
Articles will explain product, platform, and launch decisions in plain language.
Why we are starting with the foundation before promising a complete ERP product.
Interest list coming soon
The project moves through short, reviewable steps. Start with the foundation article or check back soon for the early interest list.
Read the first article