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Use natural language, guided filters, registry dates, or SQL-style queries to find exactly what you need.
Register artwork, manage collectors, create invoices, track sales, record payments, generate reports, publish web galleries, and present your work from Mac, iPad, or iPhone.
A cleaner graphic representation of the full tour, organized by the major jobs artists do every day.
Your art business command center
Originals, reproductions, editions, photos, custom fields, QR labels, and movement tracking.
Direct sales, venue sales, commissions, invoices, shipping estimates, and balances.
Income tax, provenance, certificates, condition reports, sold maps, aging, and detail PDFs.
Create an embed-ready gallery that matches your website's colors, fonts, cards, and buttons.
Use natural language, guided filters, registry dates, or SQL-style queries to find exactly what you need.
Track custom work from request to delivery with deposits, milestones, status, and balance due.
Record gallery, consignment, art show, restaurant, hotel, office, or other venue sales with net payout.
Snapshot, restore, export tables, audit balances, reset tables, and prepare Squarespace CSV uploads.
Run slideshows from query results and present collections during studio visits or gallery events.
Manage your art practice across Apple devices with iCloud sync for your working data.
New in 10.2 β Stripe-powered Credit Card payments and Tap to Pay on iPhone, with a built-in setup wizard. No extra hardware, no markup, your Stripe account gets paid directly.
Visa, Mastercard, Amex, and Apple Pay through Stripe PaymentSheet on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Payment records only save after Stripe approves, so your books always match Stripe's.
In-person card payments with just your iPhone β no card reader required. Powered by Apple's Tap to Pay framework and Stripe Terminal.
A nine-step in-app guide walks you through Stripe, a free Cloudflare Worker (template included), and a $1.00 test payment β usually in under 30 minutes.
A single app for cataloging, selling, reporting, presenting, and publishing your art.