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As others have said, this is something you could probably do in a spreadsheet, but I would expect that to become unwieldy as your business grows and/or your BOMs start getting bigger. You might want to look into some sort of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. There are some open source options that you could run yourself. However, ERP systems are comprehensive suites of tools for operating a business, which might be a lot more than what you need right now.
Yeah I was recommended ERPNext and another BOM webapp on reddit. ERPNext's installation instructions are ridiculous while the other (I can't remember its name, maybe indabom?) had bizarre design decisions like needing to restart the service if I decided to change the theme.