Poppet
A household-shared dog-care tracker. Log meals, walks and meds in one tap — everyone stays in sync in real time, with vet-ready PDF export.
Visit PoppetDisaSoft builds apps for everyday life, and the systems that keep warehouses, planning and reporting running for business.
// 7 personal apps · 21 built for business
Each one does a single job, fast — and most of them are free.
A household-shared dog-care tracker. Log meals, walks and meds in one tap — everyone stays in sync in real time, with vet-ready PDF export.
Visit PoppetA dinner-voting app for families and groups. Put up the options, everyone votes, decision locked in under 60 seconds.
Visit Whats4DinnerA live 2026 World Cup tracker. Real-time scores and auto-ranking tables that recompute the second a goal lands. Nobody types a score.
Visit World Cup 26A real-time US-equity momentum scanner. Watch a basket and see what's moving on a 1-minute basis, then tap any symbol for a live chart.
Visit StockRadarA personal system of record: tasks, notes and decisions captured by chat, voice note or email, with a brief every morning.
Swim, bike and run training: write workouts as plain text, send them to Zwift and Garmin, and track fitness and form.
A personal investment tracker: deposits, returns and charts in one place, with live values from the broker.
Bespoke software for manufacturing and distribution, from the warehouse floor to the finance office — built alongside the teams who use it.
The warehouse control system: live dashboard, planning, replenishment, layout and SKU management in one place.
The manual fallback for when the WMS goes down: a standalone Windows app that needs no server and no IT setup.
Watches every chiller and freezer on site minute by minute, shows the whole site at a glance and posts alarms to Teams.
The site's front door: one page of tiles that opens every operations and reporting app.
Frozen planning and ordering: run-rate history, order forecasts, requirements against live stock and fair-share pick lists.
Self-refreshing dashboards for the distribution centre, depots, final mile, frozen and finance, rebuilt every night.
Daily and weekly warehouse profit and loss against budget, worked out afresh every morning.
Service level and KPIs pulled from the WMS each day, with a daily snapshot emailed to the team.
A weekly budget model for the year ahead, built from actual P&L, the budget book and forecast volumes.
Weekly clocking and rota reports from the HR system, a live board of who's clocked in, and a tablet kiosk for agency staff.
Clocking and attendance for any business: a shared kiosk with card or PIN, an admin site, and an API for payroll, rota and HR.
A live list of everyone on site by assembly point, with a tablet roll call for fire marshals when the alarm goes.
Health and safety management: daily KPIs, incidents, corrective actions, audits, occupational health and document reviews.
The World Cup tracker re-cut as an office sweepstake, with every team drawn to a colleague.
One central database for operational data, filled on a schedule from the WMS, ERP, HR and monitoring systems.
Pulls order status straight out of Manhattan WMi into CSV, in the same shape as the old Cognos report.
Exports open supplier purchase-order lines from S21 into CSV in one click.
Exports depot stock from the van-sales ordering platform into CSV, ready for planning.
Pulls van-sales orders from the ordering platform's API, so nobody has to export them by hand.
Keeps the business's Power Automate flows in source control: export, change as readable files, check, and import back.
Scheduled Windows jobs for the operations PC, such as the nightly late-runs report, emailed with per-line totals.
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One job per app, done fast. No feature sprawl, no dead weight.
Live data, instant sync, sub-second updates — not a stale refresh button.
One system that flexes to each product — calm where it should be, loud where it pays off.
We run and maintain what we make. No launch-and-leave.
Whether it's an app for home or a system for work, we'd love to hear about it.