Searchable by anyone
Photos, dimensions and A-frame location on every piece of granite, quartz, quartzite and marble. Your newest rep answers as fast as your owner, without walking the yard first.
The working shop
Grouped by who uses it: the counter, the yard, the office, and the open internet. If you are only here for the short version, the workflow overview is on the home page.

At the counter
The five minutes between a customer asking and your rep guessing is where remnant money is lost.
Photos, dimensions and A-frame location on every piece of granite, quartz, quartzite and marble. Your newest rep answers as fast as your owner, without walking the yard first.
No fit today? The customer describes what they need in one form, your rep gets the request, and you call them when a piece comes off a job. The walk-out becomes a callback list. On the Yard plan and up.
A hold has a date on it and releases itself. Nobody has to remember who promised what, or for how long.
Your rep builds a cart of candidate pieces and sends one link. The customer picks from their kitchen table, and you see what they liked before you pick up the phone. On the Yard plan and up.
In the yard
Capture happens where the stone is, on a phone, by whoever moved it. No photo day, no catch-up project.
Guided camera, sizes including L-shapes, thickness, finish and rack location. It works with gloves on, and there is a dark mode for the people who start before it gets light.
Load the list you already keep, in a spreadsheet or off your old system, so day one is not an empty account waiting to be filled.
Whole slabs you own get the same treatment: photos, dimensions, finish. Stone you can fabricate this week, with no supplier lead time.
Pieces are archived, not erased, and every change carries a name and a time. When someone asks what happened to slab 242, there is an answer instead of an argument.
In the office
The sale price gets typed on the same screen where the piece is closed, so the reporting is a by-product of the work.
The sale price gets typed on the same screen where the piece is closed. What the remnant pile actually recovers stops being a feeling and becomes a number you can read.
How long a piece sits before it moves, how the yard is keeping up with capture, and which pieces have been on the same A-frame since spring without a single customer viewing them. The numbers that tell you what to discount.
No per-seat games. Whole shop, one flat price, same live inventory. We set your team up during onboarding and adding the new guy costs nothing.
On the top plan, your own software reads your live inventory directly, so RemnantFlow becomes a source of truth rather than another place to type things twice.
On the web
On the Yard plan and up, your live pieces reach past your own storefront: your website, your options, other shops.
Paste one snippet of HTML and your live remnants render inside the site you already have, in your colours, updating themselves as pieces sell. No developer, no export, no stale grid.
Share chosen pieces with other fabricators and browse theirs. The piece you need for one island is often sitting on someone else's A-frame across town.
Publish the edges, sinks and colour programs you actually offer, with your pricing, so the storefront answers option questions before the phone rings.
Full slabs and supplier catalogs, searchable from the same place as your own stock. Early access, and growing.
On the bench
Not promises on a roadmap slide. Both of these are running with pilot shops today.
In beta on TestFlight
Capture, holds and the whole workspace as a native app: faster camera, works the way a phone should in the yard. Ask us for a TestFlight invite during onboarding.
In pilot
A request board between shops: post the stone you need, other fabricators answer with a price, and contact details unlock when you accept. Your shop name shows on your posting right away; a shop that answers stays unnamed until you accept.
See it working
Fifteen minutes. Tell us what is on your A-frames and we will show you your own storefront with your stone in it.