Bring your orders together.
Choose eligible paid orders awaiting processing. See the order count and the physical units in your batch.
IN DEVELOPMENT · FOR ECWID STORES
More orders.
Fewer trips
to the shelf.
Turn a batch of orders into one clear picking list. Collect matching products together, keep the details straight, and get ready to pack.
Built for the people doing the picking.
TODAY’S PICKING, ALL TOGETHER
Pick ListHEARTH & LINEN · SAMPLE STOREBATCH
PL-1048
PL-1048
One list.
A clearer morning.
PRODUCTQTY
Stoneware mugOat · MUG-OAT3
Stoneware mugInk · MUG-INK1
Linen toteNatural · TOTE-NAT3
Tea towelOlive · TOWEL-OLV2
Matching mugs. One stop.
Illustrative list · sample data
01 Combine matching products02 Keep variants distinct03 Trace every quantity
FROM ORDERS TO ONE LIST
A little less back-and-forth.
For small teams packing their own orders, the picking list should make the next step obvious.
Pick products in one pass.
Matching products share a line. Different variants and personalizations stay separate, so similar doesn’t mean the same.
Know what goes where.
Follow each quantity back to its order. Print the list, save a PDF from your browser, or work from a CSV.
GIVE IT A TRY
Three orders. One tidy list.
Select the sample orders and watch the quantities come together.
Your orders
Sample dataTry deselecting an order. Its products leave the list too.
Your picking list
3 orders · 9 units| Product & variant | Orders | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| Stoneware mug Oat | #1048, #1047 | 3 |
| Stoneware mug Ink | #1046 | 1 |
| Linen tote Natural | #1048, #1046 | 3 |
| Tea towel Olive | #1047 | 2 |
Select an order to build your picking list.
This example uses sample orders only. It does not connect to your store.
THE SMALL DETAILS MATTER
A blue mug isn’t
an oat mug.
A picking list is only useful if it keeps the important differences visible.
Variants stay distinct.
Size, colour, selected options, and personalization are carried through to the list.
Quantities keep their context.
Every consolidated total includes its order references and allocations.
Your store stays under your control.
The current prototype reads order data. It doesn’t update stock or mark orders fulfilled.
A SMALL TOOL. A SIMPLE PLAN.
Made for your
daily packing routine.
We’re building an affordable, focused app for Ecwid merchants who pick and pack their own orders.
Tell us about your workflow
Proposed launch pricing
US$4.99
per store / month
Planned 14-day free trial
No monthly order cap planned
The app is in development. Pricing, trial, and Ecwid billing are subject to confirmation before launch. No purchases or subscriptions are available on this website.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you start.
Can I install Pick List today?
Not yet. We have a working local prototype and are preparing for Ecwid development-store testing. The app has not been approved or published in the Ecwid App Market. Contact us if you’d like to discuss early access.
Which orders does it support?
The prototype supports eligible paid physical orders awaiting processing. It excludes refunded orders, orders already in progress, external fulfillment, and unsupported items where pickable quantities cannot be established safely.
Will it stop the same order being picked twice?
Saved batch history, explicit picking states, and duplicate protection are planned for the next development milestone. They are not available in the current prototype. Full-backlog search and shortage tracking are also planned.
Does it print shipping labels or change inventory?
No. Pick List focuses on collecting the right products across several orders. Shipping labels, inventory changes, and fulfillment updates remain in your existing workflow.
Who’s behind Pick List?
Pick List is developed by SparCorp Ventures Ltd. For product questions or early-access enquiries, contact Chris at chris@tiny.com. It is an independent product and is not endorsed by Ecwid or Lightspeed.
LET’S MAKE PICKING A LITTLE EASIER
What slows down
your packing day?
We’d like to hear from Ecwid merchants who do the picking themselves.
Talk to Chris chris@tiny.com