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Const.PH: an online hardware store app for construction shopping

A hardware store in an app: browse by trade, save to a wishlist, add in one tap and check out.

Const.PH is a hardware store that fits in a pocket, and its tagline says the job plainly: construction shopping made easy.

Const.PH — Online hardware store app with wishlist, cart and checkout built by VenderIT
Client
Const.PH
Industry
Hardware & Building Supply
Platform
Online hardware store app with wishlist, cart and checkout

The brief

Hardware shopping is a list, not a single purchase. The cart in this app holds a door lock, an oven toaster, a sack of waterproofing grout and a basin at the same time, and every one of those lines needs the same two answers before it is committed to: how much, and is it in stock. Const.PH has to give both on screen rather than over a counter, across a catalogue that runs from building items to home appliances, and it has to do that without making a buyer guess which aisle a thing lives in. The category row, the price on every tile and the Instock flag are what carry that.

What we built

  • Led with search, because a buyer who already knows the item wants the door lock, not a category tree.
  • Built category browsing as an icon row with Show all behind it, so tools, appliances, bathroom, cement and electrical are one tap from the home screen.
  • Put the peso price, a star-rating row and a NEW badge on the tile itself, so a buyer can judge an item before opening it.
  • Added a wishlist and a one-tap add button, because hardware buying happens over days — save now, build the order later.
  • Ran promo and new-product banners on the home screen, so free delivery on a first purchase and fresh stock get seen without a separate campaign.

Inside the platform

01

Search across the whole catalogue

A Search Const.PH box sits above everything else on the home screen. A buyer who knows they need a stainless door lock types it once instead of working down from a category.

02

Category browse by trade

An icon row for tools, appliances, bathroom fittings, cement and electrical, with Show all for the rest. Mixed hardware catalogues get unusable fast without it.

03

Priced tiles with one-tap add

Every tile shows the photo, the name, the peso price and a star rating, and a plus button drops the item into the cart from the grid. Nothing is hidden behind an enquiry.

04

Wishlist on every product

A heart on each tile and a WishList tab in the bottom bar. A bathroom job costed on Sunday is still saved when the budget clears on Friday.

05

Product page with price and stock

The product page carries its category, the peso price, a star-rating row and a green Instock flag, a one-line summary under the price, and Description and Reviews as expandable rows. Share and save sit on the photo; Add to cart runs across the bottom.

06

Cart, quantity control and checkout

Each line keeps its thumbnail, price and a minus-one-plus stepper, with the item count and running total at the top and Proceed to Checkout at the bottom.

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Questions

About this project

Ask us about it

Yes. A store app with search, categories, wishlist, cart and checkout is a Pro build at ₱149,000, live in about 10 working days, and that package includes a branded Android app. Unlimited products and unlimited users come as standard, so adding another thousand SKUs does not change what you pay.

It does, and Const.PH is the proof — door locks, grout and basins sit in the same catalogue as oven toasters and gas stoves. The categories do the sorting, so a buyer never has to know which half of the business an item belongs to. We map your category tree to how customers ask for things, not to how your supplier invoices are filed.

For standard hardware we recommend it. A price on the tile is what lets a buyer decide without ringing the store, and it is the difference between a browse and an order. For lines where the price genuinely moves with volume or specification, we can put an enquiry flow on those items only rather than on the whole catalogue.

Your staff update stock and prices in the admin panel that comes with every build, and the app reads the same record — there is no second list to fall behind. Once volumes justify it, we connect the store to an inventory management system so stock moves as orders are picked instead of being corrected by hand.

Yes. Every VenderIT build ships with online and offline payment, which matters in hardware where cash on delivery and trade accounts are both normal. The order is recorded the same way whichever route the buyer takes, so your books and your dispatch list stay in step.

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