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Findig: Manage your Etsy shop without the hassle — built by an Etsy seller, for other sellers. Track your inventory down to the variation, see your profit stats, and plan production runs — all in one place. No spreadsheets, no surprises.

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Based on our record, Ember-cli seems to be more popular. It has been mentioned 1 time since March 2021.
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| Company | — | Startup from Germany · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Hey! I'm Jo — the person behind Findig. I didn't build this to be the next big startup. I built it because I actually needed it. I don't have excel skills, and I just wanted something that would give me a clear overview of my Etsy shop — so I'd know exactly when stock was running low, exactly how...
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As answered by people managing Ember-cli and Findig.app.
Findig.app's answer:
It's built by an actual Etsy seller for their own shop — not by a startup chasing a market. So it has all the things you'd need as a Seller: it tracks stock down to the exact colour and size, takes it off the moment something sells (so you never oversell), shows your real profit after every Etsy fee — not just revenue — and tells you what to make next based on real demand. All in one calm place, no spreadsheets.
Findig.app's answer:
Most Etsy inventory tools are either expensive, complicated to set up, or both. Findig is simple, affordable, and focused on Etsy, so there's no jargon and nothing to wrestle with — you connect your shop and it just works.
Findig.app's answer:
Its made for Etsy sellers, especially those, who find themselves being overwhelmed by keeping track of inventory and orders, those that want to know what they earned for each sale, and don't have the time to work on a spreadsheet every day.
Findig.app's answer:
I started a small Etsy shop and it was very overwhelming for me. I kept running low on stock without realising, oversold things, and had no real idea what I was earning after fees. And because I study Computer Science, I built a simple tool for my own shop. It grew — I added a production planner to tell me what to make next, and a statistics page showing real profit per sale and per product. It genuinely let me relax when I wasn't working, because I knew it was handled. Now I'm sharing it with other sellers.
Findig.app's answer:
Findig runs on a deliberately simple, well-proven stack: Node.js and Express on the back end, PostgreSQL for the database, with server-rendered Handlebars views. It's self-hosted here in Germany — no third-party cloud — inside a hardened, locked-down Docker container (read-only filesystem, runs as a non-root user). It talks to shops only through Etsy's official API; your Etsy access tokens are encrypted at rest with AES-256, and every database backup is encrypted too. Boring, sturdy tech — chosen so your data stays private, safe, and entirely on infrastructure I control.
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The webpage is LinkedIn.com. While this isn’t a framework, I know that are using https://cli.emberjs.com/release/. Source: about 5 years ago
Tracking Findig.app since Jun 2026.