Our Products

Software we've built.

KawaConnect isn’t just a consultancy, we also ship real products for regulated, workflow-heavy industries. Here’s what’s shipping today.

Compliance-grade labels for every METRC state.

Tagestry is the label platform cannabis operators stop outgrowing. Native METRC data sync, pixel-accurate designer, and one-click drivers for Zebra, TSC, and Epson ColorWorks, deployed the way you want: cloud, self-hosted, or desktop.

Tagestry label designer, compliance label example

All 28 METRC jurisdictions

From Alabama to West Virginia, every state METRC runs. Per-state quirks normalized automatically.

Native METRC data sync

Plug in a METRC API key, Tagestry pulls packages, harvest data, and label fields live.

Pixel-accurate designer

Every pixel, every barcode, every dynamic field, exactly where your operators need it.

Zebra, TSC, Epson ColorWorks

One-click drivers for the printers you already run. Thermal, color, inline, all covered.

Cloud, self-hosted, or desktop

Pick the deployment that matches your compliance posture. Same features, same workflows.

Built for regulated workflows

Multi-tenant isolation, Keycloak SSO, role-based access, full audit log. Not retrofitted.

Cannabis market intelligence reports, by email.

PryceHawk scrapes around 900 dispensaries across nine menu platforms in Ohio and Michigan, normalizes the menus, and ships scheduled retail and wholesale intelligence reports straight to your inbox. A full pipeline cycle completes in roughly 25 minutes.

PryceHawk retail competitor email report showing a NEW undercut alert

~900 dispensaries scraped

Across Ohio and Michigan, every store on every supported menu platform.

Nine platforms covered

Dutchie, iHeartJane, Leafly, Weedmaps, Treez, Blaze, Dispense, Sweed, Sunnyside.

~25 minute pipeline cycle

Scrape, normalize, persist, and email. Reports land while the menus are still warm.

Transition-based alerts

Each NEW undercut announces once, each RESOLVED undercut announces once. No re-fires.

Three reports, one inbox

Retail Competitor, Wholesale Tracker, and Wholesale Pricing, tied to real operator decisions.

Email-first delivery

Reports route through SMTP or Microsoft Graph. No dashboard to babysit.

Not Just Products

We also build custom software for our consulting clients.

Tagestry started as a compliance headache inside a client’s operations team. It’s our flagship product, but we ship bespoke internal tools, integrations, and automations for consulting clients across Pittsburgh and Cleveland every month.

QUESTIONS

Questions about Tagestry and PryceHawk

What is Tagestry?

Tagestry is KawaConnect’s compliance-grade METRC label software for cannabis operators, built to make regulated labeling fast and accurate. It supports all 28 METRC jurisdictions, from Alabama to West Virginia, and normalizes each state’s per-state quirks automatically so your labels stay compliant when rules differ. Plug in your METRC API key and Tagestry syncs packages, harvest data, and label fields live, then prints to Zebra, TSC, and Epson ColorWorks devices with one-click drivers. The pixel-accurate label designer lets you place every barcode and dynamic field exactly where operators need it. You can run Tagestry in the cloud, self-hosted, or on the desktop, with multi-tenant isolation, Keycloak single sign-on, role-based access, and a full audit log. We built it because labeling was a real compliance headache inside a client’s operations team, so it is shaped by day-to-day regulated cannabis workflows rather than a generic template.

What is PryceHawk?

PryceHawk is KawaConnect’s cannabis market intelligence service, delivered straight to your inbox instead of yet another dashboard. It scrapes roughly 900 dispensaries across Ohio and Michigan, covering nine menu platforms: Dutchie, iHeartJane, Leafly, Weedmaps, Treez, Blaze, Dispense, Sweed, and Sunnyside. A full pipeline cycle finishes in about 25 minutes, then PryceHawk sends transition-based alerts and three standing reports, Retail Competitor, Wholesale Tracker, and Wholesale Pricing, tied to real operator decisions. Alerts fire once per change, so each new undercut announces a single time and each resolved undercut announces once, with no repeat noise to wade through. Reports route through standard SMTP or Microsoft Graph, so they land in the inbox you already use. The result is a regular, email-first read on competitor pricing and market movement that operators can act on quickly, without logging into a separate tool or assigning someone to gather prices by hand.

Who are Tagestry and PryceHawk built for?

Both products are built for licensed cannabis operators, including dispensaries, cultivators, and processors working in heavily regulated, METRC-tracked environments. Tagestry suits any operator that prints METRC labels and needs them accurate and compliant across all 28 METRC jurisdictions, whether you run one location or many. PryceHawk suits dispensaries and wholesalers in Ohio and Michigan that want regular pricing and market intelligence delivered automatically rather than gathered by hand, since it tracks roughly 900 stores across nine menu platforms. Operators often use the two together: Tagestry keeps labeling compliant while PryceHawk keeps pricing competitive. Not sure where your operation stands? Our free Cannabis IT Readiness Checklist walks dispensaries, cultivators, and processors through 15 questions on the systems, compliance tooling, and security that matter most. You can also call our team at +1 (412) 556-7007 to talk through which product fits your workflow.

Does KawaConnect build custom software beyond these products?

Yes. Tagestry and PryceHawk are our flagship products, but KawaConnect also builds bespoke internal tools, integrations, and automations for our consulting clients across Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and the wider Tri-State region. Custom work tends to start where off-the-shelf tools stop, such as connecting METRC, Microsoft 365, or line-of-business systems that were never meant to talk to each other, or automating a manual process that eats hours each week. Because we also run managed IT, helpdesk, endpoint security, and networking, anything we build is supported by the same team that keeps your systems running, with a typical one-business-day reply on requests. If your business needs custom software or ongoing IT support rather than an off-the-shelf product, you can reach us through our contact page, explore client work on our websites we build page, or learn about our managed IT support for Pittsburgh and Cleveland businesses.

Which METRC states does Tagestry support?

Tagestry supports all 28 METRC jurisdictions, from Alabama to West Virginia, so a single platform covers every state where METRC runs today. It normalizes each state’s per-state quirks automatically, which means you do not have to track differing field rules or formats by hand when you operate in more than one market. Plug in your METRC API key and Tagestry pulls packages, harvest data, and label fields live, keeping the data behind every label current. From there it prints with one-click drivers for Zebra, TSC, and Epson ColorWorks devices, and the pixel-accurate designer places each barcode and dynamic field exactly where your operators need it. You can run Tagestry in the cloud, self-hosted, or on the desktop, depending on your compliance posture, with the same features and workflows in every deployment. As new states adopt METRC, that all-jurisdictions coverage is built to grow with them.

What markets and platforms does PryceHawk cover?

PryceHawk scrapes roughly 900 dispensaries across Ohio and Michigan, covering nine menu platforms: Dutchie, iHeartJane, Leafly, Weedmaps, Treez, Blaze, Dispense, Sweed, and Sunnyside. That breadth means it watches essentially every store on every supported menu platform in those two markets, so your competitive picture is not limited to a handful of nearby shops. A full pipeline cycle finishes in about 25 minutes, scraping, normalizing, persisting, and emailing while the menus are still fresh. PryceHawk then sends transition-based alerts plus three standing reports, Retail Competitor, Wholesale Tracker, and Wholesale Pricing, each tied to a real operator decision. Alerts fire once per change rather than repeating, so the inbox stays signal, not noise. Everything routes through standard SMTP or Microsoft Graph, so there is no dashboard to babysit. The outcome is a steady, email-first read on pricing and market movement across Ohio and Michigan that operators can act on the same day.