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Try CrafterTill with sample data

See what your studio looks like once it has some real history in it — sales, a show, a couple of closed months — instead of empty screens. Ten minutes, fully reversible if you back up first.

Before you do anything
⚠ This replaces everything currently in your studio

Every piece, sale, purchase, and show you've entered gets cleared out and swapped for the sample studio's data. It isn't a preview layered on top of your work — it's a full replace, and there's no undo button for it.

If you haven't entered anything real yet, there's nothing to lose — skip straight to "Loading the sample data" below.

✓ If you do have real data, back it up first

It only takes a moment, and it means you can bring your own studio right back when you're done exploring.

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Open Your data is yours, and it's on this device
  3. Click Back up now — this saves a .json file with everything in your studio, photos included

Save that file somewhere you'll find it again. Once it's safely tucked away, you're free to load the sample data below.

Loading the sample data

Four steps, about a minute

  1. Download the sample data file
    A small file — a few pieces, a couple of sales, a show, one closed month.
  2. In CrafterTill, go to Settings → Your data is yours, and it's on this device
  3. Click Restore from file and choose the sample file you downloaded
  4. Confirm the prompt — it asks once, since this is the part that replaces your data
What you'll see

A studio with some history behind it

Pieces

A handful of items in different states — some for sale, some sold — instead of an empty grid.

Money

Sales spread across a few months, and materials purchases logged at different prices over time.

Sell

A show with real booth costs and a sale tied to it, so you can see what show ROI actually looks like.

Insights

Enough history behind the reports that they have something real to say, instead of "no data yet."

When you're done exploring

Getting your own studio back

  1. Go to Settings → Your data is yours, and it's on this device
  2. Click Restore from file
  3. Choose the backup file you made of your own studio, back in step one

You're back to exactly where you left off. If you skipped the backup because you had nothing to lose, just start entering your own pieces whenever you're ready — no extra step needed.