Payments complete but invoices or settlement records are missing.
Enterprise retail / POS / payments / BNPL / kiosk
Every store.One connected system.
We design and build your own retail platform—from checkout and self-service to payments, credit, inventory, and the control center behind every location.
01 / Interactive retail platformFollow one POS or kiosk sale through your system.
Store / 01
Checkout begins.
Order #0042
Everyday essentials3 items · 1 connected journey
Sale synchronized
Payment / credit
Terms confirmed
Inventory / ERP
Stock updated
Fulfillment
Order received
Control center
Sale visible
Every part, in sync.
Operational pressure
When systems disagree, operations pay the cost.
The expensive failures rarely live on one screen. They appear between transaction states, inventory records, devices, teams, and reports.
Stores appear online while sales or synchronization has silently stopped.
ERP, ecommerce, warehouse, and reporting systems show different states.
POS devices fail when connectivity becomes unreliable.
Critical reports become slow as operational data grows.
Manual reconciliation and exception handling consume the team’s day.
Operating outcomes
Make the critical path visible, controlled, and recoverable.
- Reliable transaction and invoice state
- Visible store and device health
- Safer offline operation and synchronization
- Faster operational reporting
- Controlled deployment and rollback
- Less manual exception handling
Built around your operation
Your own retail platform—not another disconnected tool.
A product family designed for your brand, your stores, and your operating rules. Start with one critical surface, then connect the rest through a shared commerce core.
Shared commerce core
One source of operational truth.
Catalog, pricing, identity, orders, payment state, inventory, device health, and reporting move through defined contracts instead of fragile handoffs.
- Rust services
- ERP & API integration
- Offline sync
- Observability
Store POS
A fast, branded checkout for cashiers with offline continuity, peripheral support, controlled updates, and recovery paths.
- Checkout
- Returns
- Receipts
- Device control
Payments, credit & BNPL
Clear customer and operator flows for payment, wallet, credit, installments, refunds, settlement, and reconciliation.
- Payment state
- Credit rules
- Refunds
- Reconciliation
Self-service kiosk
Touch-first ordering and checkout shaped for your catalog, store format, accessibility needs, and hardware.
- Browse
- Build order
- Pay
- Assisted recovery
Operations control center
A web control plane for stores, devices, catalog, pricing, promotions, inventory, incidents, and rollout visibility.
- Store health
- Inventory
- Rollouts
- Reporting
Defined engagements
Start with the smallest paid step that reduces uncertainty.
Every engagement has written scope, acceptance criteria, one accountable lead, and a controlled change process.
01
Systems Diagnostic
An operational or technical problem is important, but its cause and delivery scope are still unclear.
3–5 business days
A system map, risk inventory, prioritized stabilization backlog, and a costed next-step recommendation.
02
Stabilization Sprint
A bounded failure in a live system is creating operational or financial risk.
Approximately 2 weeks
A measurable fix to one critical path, with monitoring, acceptance evidence, and written handoff.
03
Product Delivery Pod
A defined capability or integration needs an accountable cross-functional delivery team.
6–12 weeks
A deployed capability with weekly demonstrations, controlled scope, acceptance criteria, and a handoff plan.
04
Operations Retainer
A delivered or inherited operational system needs ongoing reliability and reserved improvement capacity.
Ongoing after system review
Monitoring, bounded incident response, reliability work, minor improvements, and a monthly risk report.
Evidence, not a gallery
Case studies are published only after the evidence is approved.
Three anonymized studies are being prepared. Until their facts and artifacts are permissioned, Moonlancer will not present representative concepts as client results.
Approval in progress
Payment and invoice reliability
Transaction, invoice, refund, settlement, and reconciliation states.
Approval in progress
Store health and anomaly detection
Store, POS, synchronization, zero-sales, and reporting signals.
Approval in progress
Offline POS operations
Devices, synchronization, deployment, updates, backup, and incident visibility.
Domain credibility
Systems the team understands in operating context.
- Retail and multi-store operations
- ERP and inventory integration
- POS and offline-first systems
- Payments, wallets, invoices, and reconciliation
- Ecommerce and fulfillment operations
- Reporting, observability, and data workflows
Delivery sequence
Weekly evidence, explicit decisions, controlled change.
- 01
Qualify the problem
Confirm the buyer, operating impact, urgency, access, and whether Moonlancer is the right fit.
- 02
Diagnose the system
Map workflows, data, dependencies, failure modes, and the responsibility boundary before implementation.
- 03
Agree the engagement
Set scope, acceptance criteria, access, client responsibilities, payment, and the change-request path in writing.
- 04
Deliver with evidence
Work in reviewable slices, demonstrate progress weekly, and surface risks before they become surprises.
- 05
Handoff and improve
Deploy deliberately, document ownership and warranty boundaries, then monitor or retain only where justified.
Accountable delivery
One co-founder owns the conversation. One technical lead owns each engagement.
Co-founder & Engagement Lead
Hamid Fattahi
Hamid has been building Moonlancer with friends since 2023 as a side venture. He leads qualification, solution framing, and client accountability, combining React and Next.js interfaces with Rust and Tauri applications for POS, kiosks, payments, and store operations across Linux, Windows, and Android.
Qualification response within one business day.
Verified delivery network
Specialists join according to the agreed scope and confirmed availability. Public profiles describe professional responsibility, not permanent employment status.
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Hamid Fattahi
Cross-platform Product Developer & Moonlancer Co-founder
Cross-platform retail delivery across POS, kiosks, payments, credit and BNPL, ERP, and operational control surfaces.
Sepide Soltanpour
Data & AI Interface Engineer
Data-heavy admin systems, AI-assisted consultation flows, forms, charts, maps, and resilient frontend delivery.
Mohammadreza Vasebi
Mobile Operations Engineer
Cross-platform mobile products spanning shopping, delivery, credit, QR, realtime communication, and map-based field workflows.
MohammadReza Parsaeian
Backend Systems Lead
Distributed backend services for payments, delivery, GPS platforms, notifications, monitoring, and team-level technical direction.
Mehdi Alikhani
Commerce Platform Engineer
Headless commerce, Laravel microservices, Magento ecosystems, payment packages, messaging, testing, and Linux operations.
Keyvan Moradkhani
Commerce Backend Engineer
Multi-vendor commerce, REST APIs, catalog and pricing rules, tax automation, promotions, storage, and full-stack operational tools.
Omid Nikroo
ERP Backend Engineer
.NET backend systems for warehouse, sales, distribution, HR, route planning, realtime updates, and database-intensive ERP work.
Iman Jafari
Frontend Delivery Engineer
Modern React and Next.js interfaces, component systems, product forms, state management, and responsive public-facing experiences.
Moonlancer
Start with the system problem.
Describe where the workflow, data, or operation is failing. Moonlancer will determine whether the right next step is a diagnostic, stabilization sprint, delivery engagement, retainer, or no engagement.