
One person or a couple
You pack every order yourself, at home or in a small studio. The table you pack on is where the count should be kept.
For makers who pack every order themselves: one person or a couple, 30 to 300 products, selling on Etsy, Shopify or both.
Moss, 12 oz7 in stock6 in stock
Sage, 12 oz5 in stock4 in stock
Oat, 12 oz11 in stock10 in stock
Bone, 12 oz3 in stock
Slate, 12 oz6 in stock
Stone, 12 oz8 in stock
Rust, 12 oz2 in stock
Moss, 12 ozPhotographed in the box
Sage, 12 ozPhotographed in the box
Oat, 12 ozPhotographed in the box
You pack every order yourself, at home or in a small studio. The table you pack on is where the count should be kept.

Mugs that differ by a glaze, candles that differ by a scent. Many of your products come in near-identical variants.

One sale in one shop has to take a piece off the shelf in the other. The count behind them stays the same.
Not in a spreadsheet you update on Sunday. Each item is checked where it goes into the box, so the number you see is the number on the shelf.

Generated image, not a photograph of a real studio.
When the variants look alike, every one still keeps its own number.
Sample Made-up stock for a stoneware mug maker, with generated product images.

6 in stock
12 oz

4 in stock
12 oz

10 in stock
12 oz

3 in stock
12 oz

6 in stock
12 oz

8 in stock
12 oz

2 in stock
12 oz

5 in stock
12 oz
The phone lives on the packing table. Every piece gets its photo before it is wrapped.

Generated image, not a real photograph.
The glaze you just checked loses a piece from its own count, and no other variant moves.

One photographed into the box
11 → 10
Sample screen.
When every item is checked, the box is ready. The counts you leave behind are true.
Sample screen.
$9 a month
Try it on real orders. After that, packing new orders needs the plan, paid for through Stripe checkout behind a sign-in.