# How are you handling multi-frontend commerce (web + app + kiosk) on one backend?

We built LaraCommerce because we kept seeing the same problem with retailers outgrowing Shopify/WooCommerce: they needed one backend running multiple frontends — a web store, a mobile app, sometimes an in-store kiosk — without duplicating inventory and checkout logic across each. Curious how others here are solving this today: are you running separate backends per channel, or have you moved to a headless setup? What's been the hardest part of that transition?

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