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About

Shelfkeep is a ledger for small shops that sell work made by other people. It is not an inventory app. Everything on your shelves belongs to someone else — that is the shop Shelfkeep was built for. Made for: • Boutiques, galleries and cafés that sell handmade work on consignment • Shelf rental, booth rental and shared-shelf bookshops • Any shop losing half a day to month-end payouts in a spreadsheet or a paper notebook What it does: ◆ Take in — maker, item, price, maker's share, photo and date, in about a minute ◆ Sold — one tap beside the register. Tap it by mistake and one more tap undoes it ◆ Shelf — everything you are holding, each with "Held for 112 days". Filter by maker ◆ Sales — a calendar showing which days sold, and bars showing which makers are selling ◆ Payouts — pick a month and Shelfkeep builds each maker's statement as an image you can send by email or messaging ◆ Copies — every statement you issue stays available to view and resend. Void a sale after closing and the next payout carries the correction automatically ◆ Backup — write everything to a file and send it to your own email or drive What it will not do: • It never warns you about how long something has been on the shelf. "Held for 112 days" is a fact, not an alarm. You decide what it means • Nothing leaves this device. No server, no account, no sign-in, no analytics, no ads • Every feature works with no signal at all • Nothing is ever silently overwritten. Sold, returned and corrected all stack up as records you can look back through About the money: • The maker's share is always shown as the maker's percentage (60 = the maker gets 60%) • The share agreed when you take a piece in stays fixed to that piece, even if you change your default later • Each sale rounds the maker's share down to the whole unit, and the statement says so • Statements show total sales, the shop's share and the amount due • Adjustment lines (transfer fees and the like) and a free-text note are supported • Choose your currency on first launch — JPY, USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, KRW or TWD Your records live on this device and nowhere else. That is why Shelfkeep asks you, once a month, to send yourself a backup.