Off-the-shelf almost fits.We build what fits.
Custom software for wineries — inventory, tasting room, wine club, and wholesale — built by a team of two who push out improvements every week.
What we build
Software shaped to your cellar.
Your POS, winemaking software, and spreadsheets each hold a piece of the truth. We build the layer that pulls them together — and the tools your team actually uses.
Inventory, unified
Your inventory doesn't live in one place — bonded in your winemaking software, tax-paid in your POS. Brixby merges them into a single source of truth, synced automatically, with sell-through you can trust.
Tasting room ops
Your team always knows what's pouring, how they're tracking toward goals, and everything about the wine in the glass — synced live from your POS, visible in Slack. Questions get answered on the spot by a built-in assistant, not a manager pulled off the floor.
Wine club & DTC
Most POS systems can process a club shipment. Few can help you plan one. Brixby stages future releases and calculates the cases you'll need from membership counts synced live from your POS — then reserves that inventory instantly in your unified table, so it's never accidentally sold at the tasting bar.
Wholesale
Wholesale dispatches tracked in one place. Distributor allocations set by SKU. Incentive programs built and tracked right inside Brixby — no more chasing numbers across spreadsheets and emails.
Answers on demand
Dashboards and AI assistants that answer questions about your own data — with sources cited, never guessed.
Trusted by
Hearst Ranch Winery runs on software we built — from inventory and allocations to SOPs and digital preshift briefings.
How we work
Two people. No layers.
Talk to the builders
No account managers, no ticket queues. The people you talk to are the people writing the code.
Improvements weekly
Working software every week, not a big reveal after six months. You steer as we go.
Built around your stack
We integrate with the platforms you already run — as read-only companions that never put your source of record at risk.