01
Create products
Set up what you make once, with pricing, prep details, packaging, and fulfillment logic ready to reuse.
Why Craved Exists
We built this after watching makers drown in their own demand.
Orders came from forms, DMs, event preorders, and late-night messages. By the time a run closed, nobody trusted the final count.
Production lived in spreadsheet tabs. Inventory lived somewhere else. Fulfillment was memory and hustle.
Selling tools helped slices of the job. Craved exists to connect the whole path from first order to final handoff.
The problem was never demand. The problem was trying to manage demand with tools that were never built for production.
Orders, production, inventory, and fulfillment should run as one system.
Orders scattered across DMs, forms, and messages
Production planning based on incomplete demand
Inventory disconnected from what needs to be made
Fulfillment handoffs breaking when volume spikes
Craved turns those loose pieces into one operating flow.
How Craved Works
One operating flow from demand to delivery.
Create products, open runs, take orders, plan production, and fulfill without breaking context between steps.
02
Open runs
Launch time-bound runs so customers order inside a clear production window.
03
Take orders
Collect demand in one place instead of bouncing between DMs, forms, and tabs.
04
Plan production
Convert order volume into production decisions before you start baking or batching.
05
Fulfill
Move from packed to picked up or delivered with fewer handoff mistakes.
Who This Is For
Built for every kind of maker.
Makers & Bakers
For operators taking orders from three places at once and trying to turn demand into a production plan.
Runs • Orders • Production • Fulfillment
Market Vendors
For sellers balancing preorders, market stock, late asks, and inventory that changes by the hour.
Runs • Orders • Production • Fulfillment
Event Coordinators
For coordinators trying to keep vendors, readiness, booth sales, and fulfillment moving together.
Runs • Orders • Production • Fulfillment
Service Providers
For small teams booking limited-capacity work without overpromising or losing details.
Runs • Orders • Production • Fulfillment
Why Craved Is Different
Other tools help you sell. Craved helps you operate.
Selling tools are useful. But makers need more than checkout. They need the connective tissue between demand, production, inventory, and handoff.
| What matters | Craved | Etsy | Shopify | Square |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runs, not just listings | Yes, runs are first-class | No | Not by default | Not by default |
| Built for production planning | Core workflow | Limited | Plugin-dependent | Partial |
| Inventory tied to fulfillment | Connected end-to-end | Fragmented | Requires custom setup | Channel split |
| No consignment-first model | Yes | Marketplace-first | Storefront-first | Checkout-first |
Runs, not just listings
- Craved
- Yes, runs are first-class
- Etsy
- No
- Shopify
- Not by default
- Square
- Not by default
Built for production planning
- Craved
- Core workflow
- Etsy
- Limited
- Shopify
- Plugin-dependent
- Square
- Partial
Inventory tied to fulfillment
- Craved
- Connected end-to-end
- Etsy
- Fragmented
- Shopify
- Requires custom setup
- Square
- Channel split
No consignment-first model
- Craved
- Yes
- Etsy
- Marketplace-first
- Shopify
- Storefront-first
- Square
- Checkout-first
Vision
Local commerce needs shared operating intelligence.
We are building toward a network where makers, market vendors, coordinators, and service providers can coordinate demand, production, and fulfillment without rebuilding the same system from scratch.
Our Values
Built for Makers, Not Corporations
We optimize for owner-operators running real production, not teams with departments for everything.
Real Systems, Not Hacks
If your workflow depends on copy-paste and memory, it does not scale. We replace hacks with process.
Local First, Always
Local commerce is the foundation, from neighborhood pickups to event-driven demand.
Growth Without Chaos
More orders should not mean more confusion. Growth has to come with tighter operations.