Photograph a piece at the kiln and get dimensions, a description, a price, and an Etsy-ready listing in minutes.
Made for the table next to your kiln. An iPhone app.
A step-by-step camera walks you through six standard angles — front, side, top, bottom, detail, and the piece in your hand — with an overlay showing where to position each shot. One photo is enough to save a piece. Already shot it on a DSLR? Pick from your library instead.
Point the camera and the piece measures itself. iPhone Pro models use LiDAR; every other phone estimates from your photos instead, and a ruler or grid mat in frame makes that estimate noticeably sharper.
A title, a description in your voice, search tags, and a realistic price, drafted from the photos and your own notes about glaze and clay. Tune the templates once and every piece after it follows suit.
Every finished piece in one place, with a running total of what is sitting on your shelves. Search by name, tag or the number you scribed into the foot; filter by draft, listed or sold.
Shop section, processing time, shipping profile, and the packed size and weight once the piece is wrapped — worked out rather than typed, with a suggested padding allowance around the piece.
Connect your Etsy shop once and post straight from a piece's page, with Etsy's own fields — material, colours, category — filled in for you. Publish to Instagram and Facebook, or track sales you made at a fair or a local shop by hand.
Turn the phone sideways for the whole shelf as a table — status, price, decoration uplift, type, dimensions — sortable by any column.