Write it once. Scan it forever.
Most antique malls still run on handwritten tags that someone retypes into a spreadsheet. It is slow, full of typos, and tells the owner almost nothing. Tabella puts a scannable tag on every item, so a sale is one beep, and the booth, the mall and the books all agree.
Request early accessSee how it worksA tag is a tessera: a small token that stands for something.
The Romans used a tessera as a ticket, a tally and a mark of identity, and it is also a single tile in a mosaic. That is what a tag should be: one small, reliable piece that fits into the whole picture. Today it is ink on card, and the picture gets rebuilt by hand.
Handwritten
Booth, item and price scrawled on paper, then read back by a clerk who has seen ten thousand of them.
Retyped
Every sale is typed into a spreadsheet or software. Slow lines, wrong prices, sales credited to the wrong booth.
Unseen
The data exists but nobody learns from it: which booths are hot, which are dead, what shoppers want.
Built for both sides of the booth.
An antiquer prints tags. The mall scans them. Because they speak the same language, nothing is typed twice.
Tabella
Photograph an item and get a draft description, category, and a rarity and trend badge. Print a sheet of tags with QR codes. Track what each item cost, what it sold for and what you kept.
- Photo to listing, with suggested descriptions
- Printable QR price tags, 24 to a sheet
- Sourcing, profit and mileage in one place
- A report card on your booth, and a year-end tax summary
- A season planner for what to source and when to mark down
Tabella Suite
A register that reads the tags, and the reports an owner actually needs. A scan credits the right booth at the right price, with no retyping.
- Fast register with scanner, typed fallback and undo
- Vendor statements and monthly balances
- Foot-traffic heat map and hot-vendor alerts
- Slow and stale booth reports, with space reclaimed
- A shared loyalty punch card, funded from commission
- A catalog, shopper wish lists and sold-price comps
Four steps, no retyping.
Photograph
The antiquer snaps a photo. Tabella drafts the title, description and category, and suggests a rarity badge.
Tag
Print a sheet of QR tags with booth, item number, price and badge. Stick them on.
Scan
At the register, one beep rings the item, the price and the booth. A shopper's loyalty card earns a punch.
Know
Vendors get their balance and a short report. The mall sees traffic, hot booths and slow ones, and shoppers' wants.
Early, and built with a real booth.
Tabella started at a real flea-market booth, because its makers were tired of tagging by hand. The tools work and are being tested on live inventory. Malls and booth owners in the first group will shape what is built next. We are not claiming customers we do not have yet.
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