Building a Next.js 15 Automotive ERP. What features matter most to you? 🏎️

Hey Product Hunt community! 👋

We are officially launching MileMoto tomorrow, but before the chaos of launch day begins, I wanted to open up a thread to talk shop with other developers, creators, and agency owners.

The automotive industry is massive, yet a huge portion of local tuning garages, parts stores, and independent shops are still running on clunky, legacy software from a decade ago. To bridge the gap between clean code and car culture, I spent months building a complete, full-stack Next.js 15, React, and TypeScript storefront and ERP script.

Instead of a closed SaaS, I packaged the entire source code so web agencies and freelancers can use it to instantly upgrade their brick-and-mortar automotive clients.

Before everything goes live tomorrow, I’d love to get your insights or talk tech stack:

• For developers: What is your biggest headache when managing complex, nested state variables for real-time inventory dashboards?

• For agency owners: If you've ever built a platform for a local brick-and-mortar business, what was the hardest requirement they threw at you?

I’ll be hanging out here today answering any technical questions about the architecture, the Stripe implementation, or the UI choice. Drop your thoughts below and let's chat! 🛠️