Yogyakarta is a city with high MSME potential; based on data released by Bappeda Provinsi Yogyakarta on their formal page, the number of MSME based on the type of business is more than 300,000 units. Sri Sultan (Yogyakarta’s governor) stated that (Humas, 2021), based on data from Bank Indonesia, more than 55% of consumers are struggling to access MSME’s products, which leads to a decrease in income. In line with this, the purpose of this final project is to create the SiBakul SME application that helps access MSME products, especially in Yogyakarta.
In the development of this application, the writer used the Agile method, which involved creating small updates from the previous version of the application before compiling it into a newer version. Every change will be tested before compiling to help identify smaller problems in the application before they become big problems. This method also allows a project’s stakeholders to give input throughout the entire application's development, which is the main reason this method was chosen by the writer.
The expected result of this final project is the creation of UKM SiBakul application with the features of checking the quality of products by administrators, submitting SiBakul markethub curation, freedom to consult the administrator, financial records, and business data recording features that work properly based on the results of application trials.