Quick garment intake
Capture customer alias, garment, work notes, promised date, and quoted price on one ticket.
THE ALTERATIONS COUNTER, FINALLY ORGANIZED
Every garment.
Every promise.
One clear queue.
Take a ticket, track the work, and confirm pickup. A calm, mobile-first record for independent tailoring and alterations shops.
Source beta only. No live payments, reminders, or monitored support.
Today's alteration queue
08In progress
03Ready
01Needs attention
Blazer sleeve hemHQ-104 · Due Thursday
In progressWedding dress bustleHQ-105 · Due Friday
ReadyDenim taperHQ-106 · Due Saturday
IntakeIllustrative data. Not a live customer account.
LESS ADMIN. FEWER GUESSING GAMES.
Everything between the fitting room and the pickup rail.
Stage-by-stage handoff
Move each job from intake to sewing, ready, and picked up with explicit transition checks.
Due-date radar
Spot overdue open work before the customer walks through the door.
Private shop records
Keep account-scoped tickets, chronological event histories, and spreadsheet exports.
THE WORKFLOW
Three steps. Zero sticky notes.
Capture the job, move it through work, and record the actual handoff. A pickup confirmation is a shop record, not proof of customer identity or a legal signature.
- 01 · Intake
Create a unique reference and promised date.
- 02 · Work
Advance from intake to in progress and ready.
- 03 · Pickup
Confirm handoff and retain the timestamp.
PILOT OFFER · NOT AVAILABLE FOR CHECKOUT
Simple enough for the corner shop.
PROPOSED ASSISTED SETUP
$179 one-timeInitial migration of up to 30 tickets, one-shop workflow setup, and a handoff walkthrough. Price is a proposal, not an accepted sale.
WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED
SMS, invoices, automated payments, hardware integration, or production uptime guarantees. No card collection is enabled.
DOCUMENTATION
Start with the basics.
Local beta accounts use email/password and a private cookie session. Set a unique strong password and avoid entering sensitive customer measurements or payment-card information.
Operator guide
1. Register an account.
2. Create a ticket with a unique reference.
3. Move intake → in progress → ready → picked up.
4. Download CSV and maintain your own backups.
Invalid transitions are rejected. Picked-up tickets cannot be silently reopened.
FIELD NOTES
From the workroom.
OPERATIONS · OCT 2026
Why a promised date belongs on the ticket
When an alteration is due before a wedding or interview, a date in someone's memory isn't enough. Record it at intake and review open work daily.
WORKFLOW · OCT 2026
Ready isn't the same as picked up
Keep those states separate so your rail inventory and completed handoffs don't get confused.
QUESTIONS & PILOT INTEREST
Let's make the counter calmer.
No monitored support channel is connected to this beta. For now, use the authenticated in-app note field only as a private record, not as a message that anyone will read.
Read beta terms and privacy notesDraft terms & privacy notice
Beta terms: This source-beta is provided for evaluation without availability, performance, or fitness guarantees. Operators remain responsible for checking garment details and customer pickup authorization.
Privacy: Local beta stores account email, salted password hash, customer aliases, garment work notes, and ticket history in SQLite. No payment details are processed. No retention/deletion self-service or formal privacy program is implemented yet. These are drafts, not approved legal policies.