Shelf Count

A read-only stock board for a wall-mounted screen or an old tablet propped on a shelf. Each line shows the item, the count, the minimum, and a colour when the count has dropped under the minimum. Type is large enough to read from across a room, and the page refreshes itself on a timer you set. The second view is a count sheet for stocktake: the same items, blank boxes, printed on A4.

You supply the counts. The reader is built for a published Google Sheet as CSV, with a local CSV in the repo as a fallback so it works before anything is connected. Nothing writes back, so a count entered on paper still has to reach the sheet by hand.

It suits a workshop, a kitchen or a backroom where the current answer is somebody walking through with a clipboard. It is the wrong choice if you need barcode scanning, batch and expiry tracking, purchase orders, or stock split across more than one location.