My Manager

Small businesses run on five or six disconnected tools — a CRM here, a point-of-sale there, payroll in a spreadsheet, marketing somewhere else. Nothing shares a customer record, so the same person exists four times with four different spellings, and any question spanning two systems has to be answered by hand.

Worked across the React front end for several modules, building the shared interface patterns the separate areas — CRM, POS, finance, employee management — are assembled from.

The modules had to feel like one product rather than four bolted together, so the shared vocabulary — tables, filters, forms, empty states — was built once and reused, instead of each module growing its own.

A platform this broad is mostly navigation. Getting from any screen to any other in a predictable number of steps mattered more than any individual feature, because the failure mode of all-in-one software is that people cannot find the part they need.

Live at mymanager.com covering CRM, POS, marketing, finance and employee management behind a single login.