A sell price from materials and hours
Build a price that reflects what went into the piece. Change it until you are happy before you show it to a client or a gallerist.
Features & workflow
From stock to a price you can stand behind
See how materials become a sell price, a photo price list, or a quotation, and how you can still change the number until it feels right.
Full tour
Six-minute walkthrough of the studio
A calm tour of pricing, stock, lists, and sales before you create an account.
Built for jewellers who price by hand
From stock to a price you can stand behind
Everything that helps you price with less guesswork: materials and hours into a sell price, photo lists and quotes you can still change, supplier invoices into stock, and room to reconcile when you are calm.
Photo price lists
Upload photos, name materials, set the final price. Hand over a list that looks finished, even the night before a show.
Quotations on your phone
Someone asks for a similar ring at a fair? Open your phone, make a quotation, and keep working.
Scan supplier invoices into stock
Photograph a supplier invoice. When you make a piece, pick from the stock you already have.
Reconcile when you are calm
Find a spool or a stone in the workshop? Keep working. Log and reconcile later. You do not have to stop the bench to tidy the books first.
Phone at the bench, studio at the desk
Price, quote, and log a sale from your phone. Open the full studio in the browser when you need the wider view.
Inside the studio
What you see after you sign in
Real screens from a studio session, not mockups.
From materials to a handed-over price
One path you can follow without freezing mid-piece
Bring materials in, price the work, make a list or a quote, then record the sale when it happens, including from your phone at a show.
Step 1
Bring materials in
Scan a supplier invoice or add stock. If something turns up later in the workshop, reconcile when you are calm.
Step 2
Price the piece
Materials and your hours become a sell price you can still tweak.
Step 3
Make the list or the quote
Photo price list for a gallerist, or a quotation for a client who asked for something similar.
Step 4
When it sells
Log the sale on your phone or at the desk so the piece is off the list and you know where you stand.
Step 1
Bring materials in
Scan a supplier invoice or add stock. If something turns up later in the workshop, reconcile when you are calm.
Step 2
Price the piece
Materials and your hours become a sell price you can still tweak.
Step 3
Make the list or the quote
Photo price list for a gallerist, or a quotation for a client who asked for something similar.
Step 4
When it sells
Log the sale on your phone or at the desk so the piece is off the list and you know where you stand.