Organotis Vafea Pro
A practical business organizer for professional painters, built as a desktop-oriented web application that helps manage customers, workers, jobs, inventory, pricing, and reporting in one place.
From the repository structure and setup notes, the product is clearly designed around daily operational workflows rather than a generic admin dashboard.
Stack
- The project is packaged as an Electron desktop application, with the main entry point in electron-main.js.
- The backend is PHP-based and is intended to run behind Apache/Nginx or Plesk.
- The database layer uses a MySQL database named painter_app with utf8mb4 encoding.
Architecture
The architecture is intentionally simple and practical: a PHP backend exposes API endpoints for business logic, a MySQL database stores the operational data, and a browser-based frontend provides the main experience. The deployment notes show a web-server-friendly setup that works both on local/VPS hosting and on Plesk-based production environments.
This makes the product well suited to small business use, where reliability and ease of deployment matter more than a highly abstract microservice design.
Features
- Customer management for the painter’s business contacts
- Worker management for crew and team coordination
- Job and work-order handling
- Inventory and stock tracking
- Quotes, offers, and pricing flow
- Google Maps integration for location-aware workflows
- Statistics and reporting views
- Dark/light theme support and UTF-8 Greek language readiness
Database
The repository setup explicitly references a MySQL database named painter_app, using utf8mb4 and utf8mb4_unicode_ci. That indicates the application was designed with multilingual business usage in mind, especially for Greek-language data and operational records.
The data model appears to center on core business objects such as customers, workers, jobs, inventory, quotes, and reports rather than on a generic content-management structure.
Flow
A typical session starts with authentication, followed by managing the core business entities: customers, workers, and jobs. From there, the user can move into pricing and inventory decisions, then review reports and operational output.
The product is designed to support a practical day-to-day work rhythm: create the job, track the necessary resources, coordinate work, and keep the business information organized in one place.