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Every morning, what needs you. Each one, a tap.

Most of what slips in a dealer’s week isn’t hard. It’s the invoice that never went out, the buyer who opened your offer and heard nothing, the payment nobody chased. Today puts all of it in one list, most urgent first, and every item has a button that does the job.

Today6 to do · 1 late
  • James Whitaker owes $18,400Royal Oak Chronograph · 2 days lateCollect
  • Victor Alvarez's ID expiresIn 6 days · before his next cash saleRenew
  • Reply to SofiaAsked about the GMT-Master II · 9 min agoReply
  • Marcus opened your offerLast night · a good moment to follow upFollow up
  • 3 invoices not sentSales from the last two weeksSend them
  • Nathan's hold ends todayAquanaut · sell, extend or releaseDecide

Pulled from every page

One list, ranked the way a dealer would.

Money that’s late and deadlines first, then what’s due now and buyers waiting, then follow-ups, then housekeeping. When there’s nothing, it says so: a clear day is worth knowing too.

Money, either way

Buyers who owe you (late, or due within three days) and what you owe, each with Collect or Pay.

Deadlines

Tax returns, cash reports, expiring buyer IDs and resale certificates. Late ones go to the top.

Buyers waiting

Storefront inquiries with no reply, offers opened with no answer, matched buyers to follow up.

After a sale

Invoices not sent, sales not shipped or handed over, deliveries to confirm.

Your stock

Holds that are up, pieces sitting 60+ days, pieces without photos or a price.

Do it right there

Press the button and the job is set up.

Each item opens a sheet over the page: the records it’s about, the amounts filled in, the message written in your client’s preferred app. Rows tick off as you go. Nothing goes to a client until you press send.

Collect what you're owed
Record a payment, or send a reminder with the amount and invoice link written.
  • James Whitaker owes $18,400
    Royal Oak Chronograph · due Oct 27
    RecordRemind
  • Olivia Bennett · paid in full
    Submariner Date · $14,250 received
    Done
1 leftDone
Send invoices
Email it, or share the link by WhatsApp. Each one ticks off as it goes.
  • Marcus Reid · $22,950
    GMT-Master II · sold Oct 26
    Done
  • Jordan Pierce · $8,950
    Explorer · sold Oct 24
    EmailWhatsApp
1 leftDone
Renew IDs and certificates
Ask for a current one with a message written, then enter the new expiry.
  • Victor Alvarez's ID expires
    Nov 4 · before his next cash sale
    Ask for it
  • Jordan Pierce's resale certificate
    FL · renewed to 2029
    Done
1 leftDone

On every page

Every page opens with its own list.

The number that matters, a year of history behind it, then Needs you for that part of the business.

Deals
Profit · this year
$196,807

Needs you: Owed to you, what you owe, invoices not sent.

Inventory
Stock at asking
$337,005

Needs you: Sitting 60+ days, no photos, no price, inbound.

Storefront
Visits · last 30 days
1,284

Needs you: Inquiries to reply to, offers opened.

Expenses
Spent in October
$8,449

Needs you: Recurring costs not logged, expenses under Other.

Accounting
Net profit · 2026
$107,372

Needs you: Returns due, bank lines to match.

Contacts
Buyers who bought
16

Needs you: Who to reach out to, duplicates, balances.

Compliance
Due in the next 30 days
4
Oct
20
Sales tax
Nov
4
ID expires
Nov
9
Form 8300
Nov
13
Form 8300

Needs you: filings due, IDs to renew.

Snooze it

Until tomorrow or for a week. It comes back if it still needs doing, and its notifications go quiet too.

Collapse it

Fold the list away when you're with a client. Each page remembers how you left it.

Switch off what you don't want

Housekeeping reminders can be turned off and back on in Settings. Money and deadlines can only be snoozed.

The whole business, one place.

Inventory, buyers, the books, your storefront — one system built for the watch trade. Set up in minutes. Start free for 14 days, plans from $29/mo.