Ramadan's "El Khodra" Produce Shop in Imbaba: From Signing Up to the First Weighed Sale Same Day

Ramadan opens "El Khodra" produce shop in Imbaba, Cairo, at five in the morning to receive and prep fresh vegetables and fruit before the rush. His problem: every cashier system he saw was either complex or couldn't easily tell weighed sales apart from piece sales.

The problem: most items sell by weight, no time for complexity

Ramadan needed a system to register tomatoes, cucumbers, and bananas by weight, while also registering ready-packed items like strawberry boxes by piece — without needing two separate systems or manual math on a calculator.

How Ramadan signed up and started selling the same day

With TtaKkaa's new signup screen, the steps were simple:

1. He signed up with his phone number and got a 6-digit verification code instantly.
2. He filled in his store details on a single screen.
3. He opened his first branch from the dashboard in minutes.
4. He registered vegetables and fruit by weight (price per kilo), and ready-packed items by piece, in the same catalog.

That same day, he sold his first kilo of tomatoes on the TtaKkaa cashier with no manual math.

Daily selling after opening

Weeks in, Ramadan enters the weight manually from the cashier screen for every sale, and the system calculates the price automatically from the per-kilo price set on each item, with no calculator and no hand-written receipts.

The numbers, honestly

Instead of the days he expected the setup to take, Ramadan signed up, opened his branch, and sold his first kilo of vegetables the same day. Manual weight entry works from day one; direct scale connection (no typing) is coming in a future update.

If you're opening a fruit and vegetable shop

If you run a produce shop and want to start selling by weight from day one, sign up at store.ttakka.store. And if your shop also sells meat by weight, read the story of a butcher shop running on TtaKkaa.