Boilerplate · October 2026
Sedonis makes apps for people who make and sell things. It is based in the UK, and each product is built for one trade and stands as its own brand. Notch gives independent clothing and product brands landed cost, stock by size and colour, and profit per drop. Turnover shows resellers on Vinted, eBay, Depop and Vestiaire their real take-home after every platform fee, and how long their cash has sat in unsold stock.
Each signs in with a Sedonis account: one sign-in, one plan, and a choice of how records are stored. Standard, the default, syncs a copy Sedonis can read. Vault, optional on every plan, encrypts records on the device before they sync. This device sends nothing. One app is free with no card, and shows the profit on every item. Pro is £6.99 a month with a 14-day trial, and adds the P&L month by month and invoicing.
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Sedonis, based in the UK, makes Notch, for independent clothing and product brands, and Turnover, for resellers on Vinted, eBay, Depop and Vestiaire.
