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Why it exists

Most resale businesses run on memory, phone notes, photos of receipts and a spreadsheet that is never quite up to date. It works while the business is small. Then a busy month arrives, and nobody can say with confidence what was spent, what sold, or what is still missing.

We’re building Sellers Almanac to fix that for the people doing the work: record each purchase, expense and sale as it happens, finish the details later, and see the business honestly. Every screen has to hold up on a real buying day before it reaches anyone else.

It isn’t accounting or tax software, and it won’t pretend to be. It keeps the records a resale business depends on, and that a tax preparer can use.

  • Record first, perfect later

    A resale day does not wait for paperwork. Capturing a record has to be faster than forgetting it, and finishing it can come later.

  • Unknown is not zero

    A total that is missing something says so. An honest “at least” beats a confident number that’s quietly wrong.

  • Simple by default, deep when you want it

    A one-person side hustle and an established shop should both feel at home. How much detail you track is your choice.

  • Your records are yours

    Data you put in, you can take out. Export is planned before public launch, and nothing is designed to lock you in.