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A software studio for the stores of the Philippines.

Radiance Innovation Centers in the Philippines builds the systems that pharmacies, mini-marts, cafes and agencies run on: the point of sale at the counter, the stock in the back, and the website out front. We're based in Metro Manila.

What we do

Radiance Store

Our own point of sale and inventory platform, for one branch or many.

Hosted POS

The Open Source Point of Sale installs we run for our pharmacy clients. New stores start on Radiance Store.

Websites

Sites with an admin behind them, for businesses that change every week.

Built in Metro Manila, for stores across the Philippines.

How we work.

We run what we build
Radiance Store and the points of sale we host run on servers we look after. The sites in our work are live today, not mock-ups.
Philippine rules come first
Senior citizen and PWD discounts, VAT exemptions, GCash and peso pricing are part of the design, not settings bolted on later.
Owners stay in charge
Every site we build has an admin, so a menu, a price or the opening hours change the moment the owner wants them to.
Open source where it helps
We run Open Source Point of Sale for our pharmacy clients, and we publish our own tools when they're useful to others.

The venture we back.

We back Backyard Odyssey Philippines, Inc., a hardware startup building PAT. PAT is a pocket device for guitarists that you talk to like a sound engineer. Say “make the reverb stronger” and an on-device AI dials it in, offline.

Open source.

Our public code is on GitHub.

AULA F87 Control

Lighting, per-key colours, music sync, battery and sleep control for AULA F87 and F87 Pro keyboards on Linux and Windows. No AULA software needed.

What we build with.

Web apps
Laravel, PHP 8.4, Inertia, Filament, Livewire
Interfaces
React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, motion
Data and servers
PostgreSQL, SQLite, Valkey, Docker, FrankenPHP
Systems
Rust, Python

Tell us what your store needs.

A point of sale, a website your staff can update, or something that doesn't exist yet. The people who build the software read every message.

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