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Stock
Quick labels
Type or scan product codes and print their labels one by one, or save a batch as a PDF.
Stock transfer
Pick a box once, then scan item codes one after another; each item moves into the box as it's scanned.
Finances
New item
📷 Tap to add photos
0 / 8 photos · front, back, tag, and any flaws work well
💡 Tap Save under each photo to download it to your camera roll — photos taken inside the app aren't saved automatically.
Fills the form, eBay details and listing text, then saves — reads the first 5 photos, so keep the tag/label photo among them
Needs wash
Needs repair
Needs photos
Ready to list
Cataloged
Listed
Sold
Rewrites the text from the current fields — uses what ✨ Analyze saw, without re-sending photos when available
Saving…
📷 Photo session
Photograph one piece, then tap "Next item" to start the next — no need to fill in any details now. Each group is saved automatically as a draft.
Item 1 — 0 photos
📏 Measure with photo
Step 1 · Choose a photo
Pick a photo that shows the item next to a tape measure or ruler laid flat.
Pinch or drag with 2 fingers to zoom, drag with 1 finger to move around
Print label
Opens your browser's print dialog — pick the Y43BT (or your paired thermal printer) there.
On phone, "Print" may not show your thermal printer — use "Save image" instead and open it from your printer's app (e.g. FlashLabel Pro).
Quick reprint by code
Type up to 4 item codes, then print — same label sheet as always.
Stock transfer
Pick a box, then scan item codes one after another — each one moves instantly and the field clears itself.
Wall marker setup & calibration
Mount the 4 markers in a cross around where you'll photograph items — not a rectangle. Only 2 distances have to be right (left↔right and top↔bottom), which is much easier to get accurate than a 4-corner rectangle.
Print 4 copies of the marker (button above).
With a real tape measure, decide your horizontal and vertical spacing (wider for bulky items like dresses) — mark the wall in pencil at those 4 points, in a cross shape like above.
Stick each marker so its crosshair's center gap sits exactly on your pencil mark. Use the small tick above each marker to keep it level.
Enter those same spacing numbers in the fields above and save.
When measuring an item photo, choose 🎯 Wall markers as the calibration method, then tap the center gap of each marker in order.
Confirm sale details
Marking this Sold — confirm the real numbers before it feeds into profit reporting.