Logistics Genie

Logistics Genie delivers warehouse management, logistics, inventory control, fulfilment, supply chain and operational systems for small...
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Chris PendleburyProfile picture@penderz78·Sep 6

🚨 Just Launched: Logistics Genie

Running an Etsy shop, ecommerce business or small warehouse shouldn't mean keeping your entire operation in your head.

I've just launched Logistics Genie on Whop — a practical warehouse and fulfilment system built specifically for small product businesses.

It covers the complete operational journey:

📦 Receiving & Goods-In

🏷️ SKU & Location Management

🏭 Put-Away & Storage

📊 Inventory Control

🚚 Picking & Fulfilment

I've built each area as a complete package containing practical training + operational systems + SOPs + checklists + records + templates + implementation plans.

There are also specialist bundles if you only need help with a particular area, plus a Complete Warehouse & Fulfilment System bringing everything together.

The philosophy is simple:

Simple systems. Consistent habits. Complete control.

No complicated WMS.

No warehouse theory for the sake of it.

Just practical systems designed to help small businesses get their operations under control.

If you're an Etsy seller, ecommerce business, maker, crafter or small warehouse operator, I'd genuinely be interested to know:

What's the biggest operational headache in your business right now — stock accuracy, storage, receiving, picking, or fulfilment?

I'd love to hear what you're struggling with.

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Chris PendleburyProfile picture@penderz78·Sep 2

Most small product businesses do not have an inventory problem. They have a naming problem.

If you cannot answer “what do we have, where is it, and can we sell it today” without opening three apps and asking someone, you do not have control. You have a pile with a shopfront.


The usual failure is not the software. It is that the same item has three names, lives in two unmarked boxes, and only gets counted after a customer has already been told it is in stock.


A working inventory system for a small product business is boring on purpose:


  • One SKU code that never changes

  • One named home for each item

  • Three numbers: on hand, reserved, available

  • A movement log so every change has a reason

  • A daily close, even on the busy days


Available is on hand minus reserved. That is the only number you may sell. Incoming goods are not sellable until they have been received and put away. Silent edits of the spreadsheet are how last month becomes unexplainable.


That is the method inside the Logistics Genie Inventory Control System — checklist, SOP, training, templates, a knowledge check, and a 14-day rollout. Built for ecommerce sellers, makers, crafters, micro-brands and small warehouses that have outgrown a notebook and do not need a warehouse platform.


If you run stock out of a spare room, a unit, or a kitchen table, start with naming and locations. The count will not save a room that has no names.