Chrome ERP for WooCommerce.
A lightweight in-browser ERP for solo WooCommerce stores. Stock check, recent orders, customer search — all from a popup, all without logging into wp-admin. Built because I needed it, not because the market asked for it.
What it does
A Chrome extension that talks to the WooCommerce REST API directly from a popup. Three panels: Stock (quick SKU lookup, low-stock alerts), Orders (last 24h, last 7 days, status filters), Customers (email search, recent order count, lifetime value). No server. The extension never stores anything; it reads the API key from the popup on demand.
Why I built it
I run a Woo store that does not need an ERP. It needs to know whether the SKU is in stock before I tweet about it, and whether a customer has ordered before I refund them. A full ERP costs more per month than the store makes. A wp-admin login costs more attention than a popup does.
The architecture choice — no server, no sync, no analytics — is the same BYOK posture Anchor uses. The extension talks to your store; it does not talk to a third party. The data does not leave the popup unless you take a screenshot.
Stack
- Vanilla JS + Chrome Manifest V3. No framework.
- WooCommerce REST API (consumer key/secret stored in the popup, never persisted).
- Zero npm dependencies. The build is a 30-line shell script.
- ~600 lines of code, including CSS.
Why it is public
It is a portfolio piece that is honest about being small. Most "WooCommerce ERP" projects ship with a SaaS model and a dashboard; this one ships as a 600-line extension and a popup. If the size of the tool fits the size of the store, the size of the company is honest.
The repo is on GitHub under the YAOLUMEN org. MIT-licensed, no signup, no telemetry. If you fork it, send a PR back if you ship something interesting.
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