フリセド：フリマ・せどりの利益と在庫管理

Frisedo is a profit and loss management app that lets you track your flea market and reselling activities from the moment you acquire the goods, not just when they sell. [Create a ledger with just two screenshots] Take one screenshot when you list an item. Simply enter the cost price and it will be recorded as "listed." When an item sells, take a screenshot of the transaction completion screen. It will automatically link to the item by product name and automatically calculate the gross profit from the sales profit after deducting fees and shipping costs. [Listed Items = Inventory at a Glance] The total of listed items and their cost prices (inventory) is always displayed. You can manually add items if you forget to take a screenshot, and when an item sells, it changes to a sales record with one tap. [Tax Filing: Where to Write It] It summarizes your annual sales, cost of goods sold, expenses, and year-end inventory, and guides you on where to write them in your tax return or income and expense statement. [Calendar and Reports] Daily profit and loss are displayed on the calendar. You can check the trend of cumulative net profit and monthly income and expenses in the report, switching between time periods. [Migrating from Other Apps] You can import your past sales and listing records from backups (JSON/CSV) exported from other management apps. [Your Data is Yours] All records are saved on your device. You can export all records anytime for free as a CSV file. For device changes, use the JSON backup. Screen scanning (OCR) is also processed on your device, and no images are sent externally. No ads, no registration required. *Screen scanning currently supports Mercari. Manual input supports Mercari, Yahoo! Flea Market, Rakuten Rakuma, Yahoo! Auctions, Mercari Shops, and other sales channels. This app aggregates and displays the sales, cost of goods sold, and expenses you have recorded. The annual summary and "Destination for Transferring to Tax Return" are provided as general information. Please consult a tax accountant or your local tax office regarding the eligibility of expenses, whether reporting is required, and the classification of income (miscellaneous income or business income).