Someone testing boothcat.io pointed out there was no way for them to delete products from their inventory, so I added that today 😅

That kind of feedback is exactly why I wanted to get the beta out early.

I appreciate every bit of feedback I get!

#artistalley

I’m still figuring out which part of boothcat.io matters most.

Right now it helps track con apps, inventory, packing lists, and postcon PNL. If you’re an artist alley vendor, which of those would actually be most useful to you? I’d rather go deep on what people use.

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One thing boothcat makes easier, is figuring out whether a con was actually worth it.

After booth fees, travel, food, and supplies, it’s easy to lose track of how much you spent. boothcat makes P&L easy to track.

Free beta: boothcat.io

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If you have any feedback at all while trying out boothcat.io, please fill out this form. It helps me know what needs to be improved on the site: tally.so/r/ZjYgYe

I was getting annoyed with how slow boothcat.io felt around the P&L tab so I pushed an update. The site should feel a lot quicker now.

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boothcat now has a beta feedback form.

if you try it and run into a bug, something confusing, or a feature you wish it had, you can send it here. I’ll be reading every submission that comes in: tally.so/r/ZjYgYe

Your booth looks awesome! I love you you designed it

Hope the weekend went well!!

One part of boothcat I wanted to get right was packing lists tied to inventory.

For artist alley vendors, it’s easy to lose track of what’s getting brought to each con. Which is why, boothcat lets you build packing lists from products already in stock.

Free beta is live right now: www.boothcat.io

BoothCat is in free beta now!!

I built it for artist alley vendors who want one place to track con apps, inventory, packing lists, and post-con profit instead of juggling a bunch of different spreadsheets.

If that sounds useful, you can try it here for free: www.boothcat.io