Mahalli
Mahalli is a desktop app for inventory and invoicing, built around the B2B document chain Moroccan businesses use. The name means "local" in Arabic. It runs on Tauri v2, with a Nuxt 4 frontend on a native Rust backend that uses SeaORM.
What it does
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Document chain
It covers every step of a B2B sale: quote, customer order, delivery note, invoice, payment, and credit note. Payments can be partial or full, the app tracks what each client still owes, and every document prints to PDF.
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Workspaces
You can create, clone, and switch between separate workspaces without restarting the app.
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Inventory and clients
It tracks stock, keeps each client's full transaction history, and has a dashboard with charts and analytics.
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Works offline
It stores everything locally in SQLite, so there's no server to run. The interface supports more than one language through i18n.
What was hard
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Two layers of SQLite
Each workspace is its own SQLite tenant database. A separate system catalog database tracks every workspace and which one is active, and the app hot-swaps the tenant connection when you switch.