How it works
Resale happens in parking lots and booth aisles, not at a desk. Sellers Almanac works the way your day does: record it now, finish it later, see the whole picture.
At the estate sale, the thrift counter or the booth, open the app and record a purchase, an expense or a sale. The essentials take a few taps: what kind of record, how much, and an optional note.
No signal? It still works. The record is kept on your phone, marked “On this phone only”, and backed up automatically the next time the app is open with a connection.
More about recordingWhen you’re moving fast, you’ll sometimes record a sale before you know its tax amount, like the tax on a mall sale that only shows on the statement. Nothing is lost: each one waits in Needs attention until you finish it.
Mistakes happen too. A sale can be corrected or voided, and the totals follow the record.
More about Needs attentionHome and Money show what you spent and what customers paid, today and this week. Spending is split into purchases, materials and other costs; sales tax is kept apart from sales.
When something is missing, the total says “at least” and tells you why. It won’t pass off part of a number as the whole thing.
More about honest totalsJust tracking mileage? Start there. Only want receipts and expenses organized? That works too. You’ll choose the tools you see, and change your mind later without losing a record.
Log the miles for your buying runs, and nothing else.
Keep what you spend in order, and skip inventory and sales entirely.
Purchases, inventory, booths, mileage and reports, all in one place.
Use only what you need and change your setup anytime are planned. Today’s test build covers the everyday records.
Launch 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.