Everything we ship, in the order it reached sellers. New features, improvements, and fixes.
The subject is automatically centered and evenly padded the moment the background comes off — no more off-center cutouts. Drag to reposition and zoom afterward if you want it different.
Read the releaseAny tag on an item — on the shelf, on a card, or on the item itself — now filters your inventory down to everything wearing it. Click it again and you're back to everything.
Read the releaseDark, light or system — the theme switch used to live only in Settings. It's now in your profile menu everywhere, including public pages like this one, so you don't have to be in the app to change it.
Read the releaseAsk Phoenix about your sales, your profit or what's on your shelf and the answer arrives quicker — most noticeably on the questions that need it to go and check a few things before it can say anything.
Read the releaseThe two pages you land on when you click into something — one of your items, or one of your sales — have been rebuilt to match each other and the lists they open from. Both now open the same way: what it is, then the four things you came to check, then everything else.
Read the releaseInventory opens on your shelf now, instead of on a form. Adding an item is a button you press when you want it — the form arrives, takes what you give it, and gets out of the way. It used to sit permanently above your stock, nine boxes open whether or not you were adding anything, which is a strange thing to look at every time you just wanted to see what you own.
Read the releaseConnect eBay, Shopify or Discogs and the photos now come across with the listings — on every plan, Free included. Your shelf looks like your shelf from the very first sync, rather than a grid of empty squares waiting for you to fill them in.
Read the releaseA team is now a real thing: a name, a color, and a line saying what it's for. Sourcing, Photos, one per consignor, one per partner — whatever the split actually is in your shop.
Read the releaseThe third marketplace PalmFlow connects to, and the first one built for a specific kind of seller. If you deal in records, this is the one.
Read the releaseEditing an item that's live on eBay now edits the listing. Rename it, drop the price, add the photo you wish you'd taken the first time — hit Save and the eBay listing changes with it. No second tab, no doing it twice, no forgetting the second one.
Read the releaseAn unlocked laptop shouldn't be the same thing as your password. Turning off two-factor, changing the email on the account, exporting everything you've got, deleting a workspace, deleting the account itself — each of those now stops and asks you to confirm it's you. Being signed in is no longer enough on its own.
Read the releasePush arrives per device — the browser or the phone you switched it on from is the one that gets it. Settings → Notifications now shows every device registered to your account: what it is, when it last received something, and a way to remove it. Change laptop or sell a phone and the old one stops the moment you say so.
Read the releaseYour store subscription, the storage unit, the shipping software — the costs nobody hands you a receipt for are the ones that never get written down, and every one you miss is a deduction you don't claim. A $27.95 monthly store subscription is $335.40 a year.
Read the releaseIf you're coming from somewhere else, there's now a guide for it at palmflow.app/migrate — sixteen of them, covering crosslisters, bookkeeping tools, inventory trackers, and the one most resellers actually run: a spreadsheet.
Read the releaseThe doors are open. No waitlist, no invite — sign up today and you can have your shelf in front of you in a few minutes.
Read the releaseThe fee calculator now leads with the answer: which marketplace leaves you the most on this item, and how much more than the next one. Underneath, all nine sit in order, and opening any of them shows where the money went — every fee line, the price you break even at, and the exact formula that platform charges.
Read the releaseEvery expense can now hold its receipt. Photograph it, attach a PDF, or paste a link to wherever it already lives — an order page, a shared folder — and it stays with the expense instead of in a shoebox.
Read the releaseThere's a free eBay title optimizer on the site now, at palmflow.app/ebay-title-optimizer. Paste the title you're using today and you get three rewrites back — a recommended one and two other angles — along with a score for the original and a plain explanation of what changed and why.
Read the releasePick Mercari, Poshmark, Depop or Etsy when you record a sale and the fee is filled in for you. If you logged sales on those platforms before today, it's worth setting the fee on them — profit reads high without it.
Read the releaseNotes on an expense are kept through an edit — correct an amount or a typo and everything you wrote stays with it.
Read the releaseEvery in-stock item now has a "List on eBay" action right on the inventory row — it opens the listing composer there, writes the title and description from your photos, and publishes. Until now you had to open each item's own page to do it.
Read the releaseGross receipts, deductible costs, and net business income are now on the Reports page for every Pro account — the figures a Schedule C asks for, drawn from the cost and fee data you're already keeping. This was an Ultra feature. Everyone files a return, so it belongs further down.
Read the releaseSales files import even when the SKU column is empty — rows match on item name, and "Item Name" is recognized as a heading. If a past import came back empty, try it again.
Read the releaseForgot the shipping you paid, or typed it wrong? Open the order, edit the item line, and set it — profit updates immediately.
Read the releaseItem limits count active inventory only — what's still on your shelf. Sold and archived items drop out, so a long sales history never uses up the allowance you pay for.
Read the releaseEvery import now shows you what it read before saving anything — how many records you'll get, and anything that looks off, like rows with no cost or a SKU used twice. Nothing is written until you confirm.
Read the releasePrices written with commas — $1,234.50 — import at full value, along with European number formats and dates like "Jul 25, 2026".
Read the releaseOrders → Import CSV brings your sales history in from another platform. Rows sharing an order number become one order with several lines, the way a real multi-item sale works.
Read the releaseOpen any item, pick a photo, and tap "Remove background" — you get a clean cutout a few seconds later, with a drag-to-compare view of before and after.
Read the releaseSettings → Integrations → eBay now has "Import past orders", which pulls your eBay history back two years — as far as eBay allows anyone to go. Previously PalmFlow only ever saw the last 90 days.
Read the releasePalmFlow now uses the eBay site your account is actually registered on instead of assuming eBay US. If you sell on eBay UK, Canada, Australia, or in the EU, reconnect eBay under Settings → Integrations to pick up your real site — your categories, business policies, and listing currency all follow from it.
Read the releaseSelect multiple items in your inventory and record them as a single sale — one order, one receipt, with the sale price and fees split across the items for you.
Read the releaseWe're opening PalmFlow to our first beta testers today. If you were invited, welcome — you're among the very first people running their reselling business on PalmFlow.
Read the releaseA notification bell with a live feed of your orders, sales, and inventory. Push alerts to desktop, iPhone, and Android — you'll know a sale landed even with PalmFlow closed.
Read the releaseEvery page now has a layout built for a phone — inventory, orders, expenses, goals, locations, suppliers, and the ship queue. No more pinching to zoom while you're standing at the post office.
Read the releaseA new Expenses page for the costs that never belonged to a single item — shipping supplies, gas, subscriptions, table fees. Each one takes a date, a category, a vendor, and an amount.
Read the releaseLive carrier tracking on every order — delivery status and checkpoints update automatically.
Read the releaseTeams: organize items by Listing, Testing, Shipping, or any team you create. Color-coded and filterable.
Read the releasePhoenix now suggests price cuts on listings that have been sitting — the longer something's been up, the bigger the suggested drop.
Read the releaseEvery price change is kept, along with where it came from — you, a marketplace sync, or a CSV import.
Read the releaseNew eBay orders now land in PalmFlow within seconds of the sale instead of waiting for the next scheduled check.
Read the releaseSee everything that's ever happened to an item — when you added it, listed it, sold it, and every price change along the way.
Read the releaseEvery eBay sale now arrives on its own Orders page — the buyer, what they paid, what eBay took, and where the order has reached, from paid through shipped to delivered. Nothing to enter by hand.
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