Companies Software

Keeper

All-in-one · Plug and play

A business operating system
that already knows your business.

Keeper understands who you are, what you do and how you operate — then runs the day with you. Inventory, storefront, customers, staff and support in one place, instead of six tools that don't talk to each other.

Status

Live in production

Running

Contemporary Nook, daily

Available as

Web · macOS desktop app

Address

keeper.msvgroupinc.com

Why we built it

We got tired of running a real business on six disconnected tools.

Keeper wasn't specced in a boardroom. It was built to run our own retail floor — thousands of inventory items, a live storefront, staff on shift and customers waiting — and it has been doing that in production every day since.

That's the difference between a demo and an operating system. Every module exists because someone on our team needed it during a shift, and every performance target came from watching real staff wait on a real screen.


What's inside

One system,
the whole operation.

Modules that share one database, so a sale, a stock level and a customer record are never three different truths.

01

Inventory at real scale

Built to stay responsive across thousands of items — import, pricing, stock movement and reconciliation, with batching that survives a slow connection.

02

Storefront

The public shop runs off the same catalogue the staff edit. No export step, no sync job to babysit, no drift between what's listed and what's on the shelf.

03

Customers, tiers and points

Order history, loyalty tier, points and tags sit beside every conversation, so whoever picks up the message can see who they're talking to.

04

Resolve — the support queue

A queue of customer problems that get worked and closed, with statuses, assignment to a named person, threaded replies, internal notes and real email out. Not an inbox, not a chat — a queue with a resolved state.

05

Staff chat and endorsements

The internal staff room lives in the same system as the work, so shift handovers and endorsements attach to the thing being handed over.

06

Desktop app

A native shell for people who'd rather have an app in the dock than a tab in a browser. macOS is built; Windows is next.

Performance

It should feel
like an app,
not a website.

These aren't marketing numbers — they're the targets the build is measured against, chosen for Philippine internet on a busy shop floor.

50ms

Navigation feedback

Something responds before you can wonder whether the click registered. Previously visited modules feel instant.

150ms

Search starts returning

Results begin appearing as you type, not after a spinner. Cached content renders in 100–200ms.

0

Full page reloads

No normal action reloads the browser. Saves and status changes update the interface immediately and reconcile behind you.

Plug and play

It learns your operation, not the other way round.

  • Set up around who you are and what you actually sell — not a generic template you spend a month bending into shape.
  • One database behind every module, so your numbers reconcile by construction.
  • Built and proven on a live retail business before it was offered to anyone else.
  • Designed for slow and unstable connections, because that's where our staff work.

Keeper

Want to see it running?

We're opening Keeper up beyond our own businesses. Tell us what you run and we'll show you the parts that would fit.