Back office for estate-sale, tag-sale, and senior-move companies.

Catalog a whole house offline. Run the sale. Settle up the same week.

Photograph a house room by room — offline — and TagLot drafts the catalog, prints the QR labels, runs your markdown sale day, and writes the consignor settlement. You keep Square and cash; we just keep the record.

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Free is one full sale — 100 AI-drafted items, no card, no countdown.

  • Works with no signal
  • No cut of the sale
  • Export everything, free
  • iPhoneComing soon
  • AndroidComing soon
  • WebComing soon

Start tagging on your phone today — no app store needed.

A golden-hour estate-sale morning: shoppers queued up the front walk of a two-story cream house, sale tables on the porch, and a wooden A-frame sign near the sidewalk.
The TagLot Sale-Day screen: a live sale with a search bar, an item pulled up at today’s price with a big “Sold” button, and a running “today’s take / items sold” total along the bottom.

How it works

One arc, from the front door to the settlement statement.

  1. A person in a living room full of moving boxes, photographing a dresser and lamp with a phone.

    Photograph

    Walk the house room by room and shoot every item. No WiFi needed — capture runs entirely on the device, hundreds of items deep.

  2. A person at a dining table reviewing tagged glassware and books, a phone and notepad at hand.

    Review

    AI drafts a title, category, condition, and a suggested price for each item, with its reasoning. You review and accept — nothing is priced until you say so.

  3. Hands sticking a blank kraft dot label onto a ceramic cup among tagged crystal.

    Label

    Print sticker and QR labels on Avery sheets, collated by room. Never watermarked — they belong on your client’s goods.

  4. Sale day — buyers carrying their finds toward the door, a cash box and tags on the entry table.

    Sale day

    Scan or search to pull up any item at today’s markdown. Mark it sold at the real price in two taps. Running totals as the line moves.

  5. Two people at a kitchen table sliding a printed settlement page across over coffee.

    Settle

    Generate the consignor settlement — sold items, commission, fees, net — as a share link or PDF that reads like a bank statement.

Hands tying a kraft price tag to the arm of a mid-century chair, a phone resting nearby.
Tag the whole house — offline.

Built for the tag-sale trade

The parts of the job that eat a week — captured, catalogued, and closed out. Every screen here is the real app.

The TagLot Capture screen: “Walk the house, photograph item by item — offline is fine,” with a button to start capturing the open sale.

Capture

Bulk capture that never needs a signal

Dead-WiFi houses are normal. TagLot captures the whole house on the device — room by room, hundreds of items — and syncs when you’re back on signal. Never a spinner, never a lost photo.

Works with zero bars

The TagLot Review screen: AI-drafted item cards — title, category, condition, a confidence label, and a suggested price with its reasoning — each waiting to be accepted.

Catalog

AI drafts the catalog; you set the price

Photograph an item and get a drafted title, category, condition, and a suggested price with the reasoning behind it. It’s a suggestion with a name tag — nothing is priced until you accept, and you always set the final number.

You review every draft

The TagLot Sale-Day screen: a live sale with a search bar, an item pulled up at today’s price with a big “Sold” button, and a running “today’s take / items sold” total along the bottom.

Sale day

A sale day that keeps the line moving

Set the markdown schedule once — 25% off day two, 50% day three — and every lookup shows today’s price. Search or scan a tag, mark it sold in two taps with a ten-second undo, and the running total reconciles to the taps you made — all of it offline.

Two taps to sold, offline

Label

Sticker sheets that print themselves

SKU and QR labels on Avery 5160/5163 sheets, collated by room, with a reprint-changed-only filter after a repricing. Never watermarked, any tier — they sit on your client’s goods.

Crew

Seats for the people at the door

Owner, manager, and sale-day staff roles. Your crew works the floor in day-of mode and sees the lists, never your margins — that line is built in, not a hidden button.

Yours

Export everything, free, forever

Every item, sale, and settlement exports as JSON or CSV on every tier — no cut of the sale, no per-item meter, and leaving is a button, never a support ticket.

The white-glove finish

The settlement that wins the next referral

Close the sale and hand your consignor a settlement statement — every sold item, your commission, itemized fees, and the net — as a link or a PDF that reads like a bank statement, not an app screen.

TagLot records the money; it never processes it. No card fields, no cut of the sale. It lands on the executor’s or attorney’s desk with your name on it — and that is where the next job comes from.

See a full sample settlement

The TagLot consignor settlement statement: a serif masthead over an itemized table of sold items by day and price, totalling to the net proceeds.
End of a sale day: a tidy table with a neat stack of tagged-item receipts and a pen in warm evening light.
Settle up the same week.

The covenant

The promises we build into the product

  • No per-item fees, ever.
  • We never touch the money.
  • Export everything, free, forever.
  • The price you join at is yours.
  • Offline is the core, never gated.

Read the reasoning behind each on the pricing page.

Simple pricing. No per-item meter.

Free to start · Starter $59/mo · Pro $99/mo · Team $149/mo. Plans meter the AI drafting — never the count of your items.

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Why we built it

TagLot is built by Ardeo Labs LLC — a small, independent shop. We built it because the tag-sale trade runs on paper, dead-WiFi houses, and a settlement scribbled at the kitchen table, and none of that had a tool that respected it.

So the rules are simple and they're in the product, not just the copy: the core works offline on every tier, we record the money but never touch it, and your catalog exports free, forever. If it hands you back a weekend, it's earning its keep.

— The TagLot team · Ardeo Labs LLC

A quiet residential street at dawn with an estate-sale sign at a driveway, soft fog and warm sunrise.

Run the next sale from your phone.

Photograph the house, run the markdown day, settle up the same week.

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