Built at the bench, not in a boardroom.
I didn’t set out to build jewellery software. I was trying to answer one deceptively hard question: what should I charge? Like a lot of independent jewellers, I knew I was undercharging — not because the work lacked value, but because its true cost was scattered across bench hours, materials, overhead, and a hundred small decisions I never wrote down.
As a neurodivergent maker, I also needed something that carried the mental load of keeping several pieces moving at once — simple enough to use mid-solder, thorough enough to trust. So I built a timer and a pricing calculator for my own bench. Then the studio kept shaping it: material costing, project tracking, photos, customers, quotes and invoices, all in one place.
That small tool became Behind Every Piece — built by a jeweller, for jewellers. It exists to make the invisible work visible, take the anxiety out of pricing, and help makers charge for the time, skill and care behind every piece.