Planned
Crosslist once, sell anywhere
List an item to the marketplaces you choose, and mark it sold everywhere when it sells, where each marketplace allows it.
Features
The whole plan, from the everyday records that work today to the tools still to come. Each feature shows exactly where it stands, and nothing here is available to download yet.
Planned
List an item to the marketplaces you choose, and mark it sold everywhere when it sells, where each marketplace allows it.
PlannedCard provider not chosen yet
Take card or cash payments at markets, pop-ups and booths, with the sale recorded for you.
In development
Type “bought 3 jackets at the bins for $24” and check what it fills in before it saves.
In development
Snap it, check the details it suggests, done. No more shoebox.
In development
Every piece, its photo and what it cost, from the haul to the sale. Optional.
Planned
Log sourcing runs by hand or as you drive, tied to the trip they paid for.
Planned
What each piece made after its cost, and a year-end summary for your preparer.
Planned
Rent, commission and the mall’s statement, checked against your own sales.
Pictures are illustrations with sample values, not screenshots.
Mileage on its own, receipts and expenses, or the whole system: one price, every tool, and you choose which ones you see. Choosing your tools is planned; today’s test build covers the everyday records.
The everyday record of what you bought, spent and sold.
Purchases, expenses and sales, captured in a few taps where they happen: the estate sale, the thrift counter, the booth.
In founder testingToday and this week at a glance: what you spent, split into purchases, materials and other costs, beside what customers paid.
In founder testingWhen a sale’s tax amount isn’t recorded yet, Sales says “at least” and tells you why. A partial figure never passes for the whole.
In founder testingRecord in a basement or a barn. Anything made offline is marked “On this phone only” and stays out of the totals until it’s backed up. Backing up happens only while the app is open and has a connection.
In founder testingA sale recorded before you know its tax never becomes a lost one: it waits in Needs attention, with anything else that needs your decision.
In founder testingCorrect a sale’s details or void it when plans change, and the totals follow the record.
In founder testingPartners record into the same business from their own phones, and each record’s history shows who made it.
In founder testingFaster ways to record, with you checking every value first.
Type a sentence like “bought 6 quilts at an estate sale for $120” and check what it fills in. Nothing is recorded until you say so.
In developmentPhotograph a receipt and check the details it suggests before anything is saved.
In developmentFor the sellers who want each piece tracked on its own.
Individual items with photos and their cost, from the day you buy them to the sale. Optional: you never have to track item by item.
In developmentRecord a box lot as one purchase, then split its cost across the pieces inside when you’re ready, or never.
In developmentFollow an item from bought to received to sold.
In developmentTurn on only the parts you need, and change your mind anytime.
Turn on just the tools you want, like mileage alone or receipts and expenses, and keep everything else out of sight.
PlannedStart simple and add more later, or scale back. Switching how you use the app never loses a record.
PlannedChoose and arrange the cards you see first.
PlannedDescribe your business in your own words and get a suggested setup that you review and change as you like.
PlannedThe miles behind every buying run.
Log a trip by hand or start and stop it as you drive, with its business purpose and the mileage rate you choose.
PlannedTie the miles to the buying run they paid for, and see them in your reports.
PlannedFor resale businesses with more moving parts.
Keep the work and materials that go into a piece before it sells.
PlannedRecord what it cost to get a sale to its buyer.
PlannedKnow which shelf, unit or room each piece is in.
PlannedRemember your regulars and what they’re hunting for.
PlannedSell an item face to face, take payment through a supported card reader or cash, and have the sale recorded for you.
PlannedSee what sells, what sits, and how long pieces take to move.
PlannedRent, commission and statements, kept straight.
Booth rent, mall sales and commission, tracked as part of the business.
PlannedMatch the mall’s statement against your own records, line by line.
PlannedSee which pieces are in which booth, and what needs restocking or pulling.
PlannedA desktop companion for the bigger picture.
A desktop companion for reports, bulk work and reviewing the year with your preparer.
PlannedAn estimate of what to put aside for quarterly taxes, built from your own records and assumptions you choose. A planning aid, never tax advice.
PlannedBring records in, take them with you, and share the app.
Take every record with you, and bring records in from spreadsheets and other reseller tools. Your data stays yours.
PlannedYour own link to pass along to the sellers you know.
PlannedConnecting the places you sell, where they allow it.
Listings and sales from the marketplaces you sell on, through their official connections, where they offer one.
PlannedOne item, listed to the marketplaces you choose, and marked sold everywhere when it sells, where the marketplace allows it.
PlannedThe roadmap lists every feature as in founder testing,in development or planned, and moves each one along as it’s finished.
See the roadmapLaunch list
Sellers Almanac is being tested now in the two resale businesses that shaped it. Join the launch list and we’ll email you when early access opens.