Consignment shops see what each consignor sold and what they are owed. Ten steps from claim to launch, with the exact prompts to paste into Claude, Cursor or Lovable.
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Suggest 15 short, memorable brand names for an app that does this: Consignment shops see what each consignor sold and what they are owed. It is for Owners of clothing, furniture and kids consignment shops. For each name, give a matching .com domain idea and one sentence on why it works. Avoid names of existing well known companies.
Build a web app called Consignor Ledger. Start with shop login and a Consignors page with name, phone, email, split percent and a unique consignor code.
My app Consignor Ledger is built with Next.js, MySQL, Tailwind, hosted on a small VPS. Walk me step by step through putting it online: creating accounts, environment variables, connecting my GitHub repo, connecting my domain, and turning on HTTPS. Assume I am a beginner and explain each click.
Add an Items page with fields: item code, consignor, description, price, date received, expiry date and status (on floor, sold, returned, donated). Print a small tag with the item code and price. Add a quick sell screen where staff type an item code to mark it sold.
Redesign every screen of Consignor Ledger so it looks clean, modern and trustworthy for Owners of clothing, furniture and kids consignment shops. Use one brand color, generous spacing, clear buttons, and make it work well on phones. Add a simple logo using the name Consignor Ledger.
Add a consignor portal where each person logs in with an emailed link to see items, sales and current balance. Add a payout page that lists balances over a set amount, marks payouts as paid, and exports a CSV.
Write a checklist to launch Consignor Ledger (web) with everything I might forget: domain, HTTPS, privacy policy, terms, analytics, error monitoring, backups, and a support email.
Write a launch plan for Consignor Ledger, which consignment shops see what each consignor sold and what they are owed. The target customer is Owners of clothing, furniture and kids consignment shops. Include: where to find the first 100 users, 3 short launch posts, a cold message template, and a simple pricing page headline.