CraftedTracker puts a smart tag on every tool in your shop — tap it with your phone for the tool's history, hours, manuals, and maintenance log.
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It replaces "My Shop" at the top, and it's what your reports say. You can change it any time.
Your plan updates in Shop settings within a minute.
A place is anywhere you clock time — the shop door, the car, design time. Tap its tag to start the clock, tap again to close it out. A place doesn't need a tag: you can start it from here.
Have a printed tag for this place? Type its code — or scan its QR — and it attaches when you save. Using a blank tag instead? Save the place first, then set it up on the Program NFC Tags page — it lists places waiting for a tag.
Two names for one project ("Testing" and "testing")? Combine or rename them under ⚙️ Shop settings → Types of projects.
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The inventory file includes your serial numbers and what you paid — that's what makes it worth having for insurance. Keep it somewhere safe. Your "don't sell below" prices are never in it.
Runs once a day. It sees tool names, categories and conditions only — never your notes or what you paid.
Public details only — never what you paid, your walk-away price, or the serial number. Paste it into Marketplace, Etsy or a message.
It shows next to your shop name at the top of this page. Square images look best — we crop to a square for you.
What each kind of place can log time as — tap ✕ to remove one, or add a type (including one another kind already uses). "A project…" is always offered everywhere. Changes here never touch time you've already logged.
Project names come from whatever you type when logging time, so typos and duplicates happen. Fix a spelling with Rename; fold two names into one with Combine. Either way every logged session — timers and shop days alike — follows, and your hours are never lost.
The first name disappears from your lists; its time lives on under the second.
These are free text, so typos and near-duplicates creep in — "DeWALT" and "DeWalt", "Garage" and "garage". Fix a spelling with Rename; fold two into one with Combine. Every tool using the old name follows, and nothing is deleted.
Nothing to tidy here yet — this list fills up as you add tools.
The first name disappears from your lists; its tools live on under the second.
The choices in every tool's Status dropdown. The six built-in ones can be renamed but never removed.
Moves every tool from one status onto another, then removes the first (built-ins can't be removed). Each moved tool keeps a small "was: …" note you can clear.
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