Add a product from your phone
Photo, price, your cost, category, publish. It is in the shop and the menu right away.
Angela, you have made more than 16,000 Etsy sales with a 4.9 star rating, printing rice papers in your studio and shipping napkins one sheet at a time. This preview shows your own shop, with your own customers, and a studio that runs it from your phone: photograph a product and publish it, open a season, launch a 20% sale and see what it does to your profit, take custom orders with photos and proofs, and ship with tracking.
Everything runs in your browser with clearly labeled sample data. Nothing is live, no payments are taken, nothing is sent, and nothing about your Etsy shop has been changed.
The storefront, your studio and your customers’ accounts share one set of data. Change something in one place and the others update.
1A craft-table boutique with a Scrapbook.com style menu: hover Rice Papers and see every season, theme and photo tile. Seasonal homepage, sales, a cart that nudges toward free shipping.
2Customers upload photos, paste links, type names and describe the idea. You quote, share a proof, they approve.
3Orders with tracking, one-tap buy again, saved designs, proofs to approve and questions for you, all in one place.
4Today’s to-do list, products, categories and seasons, sales with a profit preview, orders board, custom requests, money, Studio Notes.
5Enter what each item costs you. See profit per sale as you type a price, and what a sale or free shipping does to it before you launch.
Pick one and a small guide walks you through the pages, pointing at what to tap and showing what changes on the other side.
Photo, price, your cost, category, publish. It is in the shop and the menu right away.
Switch a season on, create 20% off, check the profit preview, and watch the shop update.
Customer uploads a photo, you quote and proof, they approve, it goes into production.
Move an order to Shipped with tracking. The customer sees it in their account.
Photo, two lines, publish. It shows on the homepage under Studio Notes.
From your public Etsy shops and the sites you shared, checked on October 24, 2026. Facts are kept separate from my guesses so you can correct anything.

Give Christmas, Fall or Easter a start and end date once. The homepage photo, colors, menu and albums follow the calendar.

Show a finished piece and let crafters add every paper and napkin it used in one tap. Bigger carts, cheaper shipping per item.

Single-sheet napkins with a running count toward a 10% quantity break, so small orders grow on their own.

Every sale shows what each item still earns. A $4.50 sheet at 20% off with free shipping can lose money alone; the preview flags it.



Optional, and not a test. Your answers help me fit the technology to you. They stay in this browser until you copy them.
Answer whatever is easy. Skip the rest.
The goal isn’t just to build Crafty Bundles Studio a better website. It’s to build Crafty Bundles Studio a digital platform worthy of the company you’ve already built.
Scott Lovel · scott@seagrapelabs.com · seagrapelabs.com · Jupiter, Florida