George

An Offline-first POS for Mozambique, now with local Llama. In Matola, when internet dies, shops die. Shop owners lose sales, lose stock data, and lose track of who owes them money for food on debt. I built mozambique-offline-first-pos before this hackathon, an offline-first POS that runs on a Core i3 with SQLite, tracks sales, theft, product loss, delivery tracking, store overview, client debt ledger, barcode generation, and employee shifts, and syncs to Supabase when internet returns. For this hackathon, I upgraded it with Llama. No rebuild. No cloud needed to sell. Now a shop owner can type one sentence in — 'adiciona 3 clientes, 4 produtos and 2 encomenda' — and Llama 1B, running 100% locally, decomposes it into 3 tasks: Sale, Stock, Report. My router sends each to the right lane in the existing POS. Result: 10 clicks become 1 sentence. No English needed. No internet needed to sell. No expensive hardware. Built for the real shops in Mozambique with bad power, bad internet, and real customers waiting