For flippers who work with their hands — not their closet
Know what you actually cleared
on that last flip.
Stain, sandpaper, a new carb, hairpin legs, the gas to pick it up, the listing fee. Every cost, one tap, from the garage. See your real margin the second it sells.
Free forever plan. No credit card. Built by someone who tried to track a flip and realized no tool existed for it.
The $15 receipts that vanish
Stain. Brushes. A second quart of poly you only used half of. Two trips to Home Depot. Gas. A $4 listing boost. Half of it never makes it into your math. The other half you're guessing at.
The spreadsheet you abandoned in week 2
You opened Google Sheets with good intentions. Made a header row. Updated it for ten days. Now your "tracking system" is receipts in the glovebox and a number in your head that's almost certainly wrong.
You don't know which flips actually pay
Mowers or mid-century? Motorcycles or side tables? One of them is quietly paying twice the other per hour of work. You can't name which — and that's the decision that's costing you the most money.
Mid-Century Coffee Table
One-tap cost logging
Log the stain, the hardware, the gas the second you spend it. From the driveway, with gloves on.
Your tool shelf, tracked
What you own, what you paid, what still has life in it. So you know when that new sander has actually paid for itself.
Real profit, not guessed profit
Sale price minus every cost — not just what you paid for it. The number you wish your spreadsheet had been giving you.
Before & afters worth showing
Snap the "before." Snap the "after." Use them in the FB Marketplace listing — or just to prove to yourself how far it came.
Which category actually pays
Furniture vs mowers vs motorcycles. See where your hours earn the most — and where they're getting eaten alive.
Works with dirty hands
Built for the driveway and the workbench. Big buttons, fast entry, no dashboard, no onboarding wizard, no office.
You measure twice and cut once. Do the same with your money.
Join the waitlist. Free forever plan when it launches. Help shape what a real flipper tool should be.