Software made for boutiques and fashion shops, by people who know them

Walk into almost any boutique or clothing shop in India and you will see the same things: a measurement notebook full of names, delivery dates on loose slips, a stock register that never quite matches the shelves, a khata book, and a phone full of WhatsApp photos of designs. It works, until the wedding season, when one lost slip means a late suit and an unhappy customer.

At QuantumBytes we build software for small Indian businesses. When we looked at boutiques and fashion shops, we found that most software was made for big retail chains or for accountants. Very little of it understood stitching orders, trials, karigars and part payments, or a shop that sells readymade suits, sarees and footwear across the counter and also takes stitching work.

So we built SmartBoutique: orders with due dates and design photos, measurements saved once and reused, karigar work, khata that updates by itself, GST bills, POS billing with barcodes, WhatsApp updates for customers, and your own online store. All in simple English, on a phone or a laptop.

Today, the SmartBoutique team at QuantumBytes keeps improving it every week, mostly from what shop owners tell us they need.