TWO LANEThe worst part of a farm stand is driving out to an empty table.
Twenty minutes each way for eggs that went at eight in the morning. Every listing app in this category has the same hole in it: the person selling is the only one who ever updates the page, and they are busy running a farm.
Five screens, and one of them is doing something nobody else does.
Every stand carries a number it cannot fake.
Stock accuracy is scored from what buyers report after they have driven out. The person selling cannot touch it, and neither can we.
Three moments, and none of them is a form.
Check before you go
Sorted by the drive you actually have to make, with the closing hour in the stand’s own timezone and how long since anyone touched the count.
Say what you found
Your phone notices you pulled in and asks afterwards. Including the awkward answers, gone, or just looking. That is what the number is built from.
The owner finds out
Counts, never names. Including the two numbers nobody has ever had: who stopped and bought nothing, and who pulled in while the stand was shut.
Built for the drive, not for a desk.
Find
Distance, closing hour, and how fresh the count is, the three things that decide whether you go.
Reserve
Sold out is not a dead end. Put your name on the next batch and collect it with a code.
Run one
An open switch, stock you change with a tap, and steppers big enough to hit wearing gloves.
Every stand on your road, in one look.
Pins carry what the stand sells, so the map reads before you tap anything. A closed stand goes quiet instead of disappearing, you still want to know it is there, just not to drive out right now.
Sample stands, drawn to show the map. The real one is your road, your distances, and stands that were counted this morning.
The same tap that helps you helps them.
Report the stop
- A count you can trust before you burn the gas
- Stands you would never have spotted from the road
- A stamp toward every stand within fifteen miles
The road report
- Who pulled in, in numbers, never names
- A reason to put the eggs out earlier
- A note from someone who actually stood there
That one answer corrects the stand’s count and tells the owner somebody came. The thing that makes it worth playing is the thing that makes it worth trusting.
Free to list. Free to keep honest. Always.
The line is not drawn where it makes us the most money. Everything that keeps your listing accurate is free forever: your hours, your counts, your streak. If updating stock cost money people would stop, and the whole thing quietly stops working. What you pay for is the half that pays you back, and there will never be a tier above it. Whatever we build next is in the same $9.99.
The questions people actually ask.
Do you take a cut of what I sell?
No. Money goes between you and the buyer: cash box, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, Zelle, or in the app. We are not in the middle of it.
I do not want my address on the internet.
You choose. Place your pin and pick an approximate area instead of an exact point, and we round the coordinates before they ever leave our servers.
Will people see who stopped at my stand?
Never. You see counts and timing, how many, and when. There is no screen or request that names a visitor. These are people’s homes on both sides.
What if I forget to update it?
Your listing shows how long since anyone touched it, so nobody is misled. Buyers can correct a count themselves, and you get told when they do.
Do I need to be good with a phone?
One switch for open and closed, and a plus and minus for each thing you sell. No forms, no save button, and the buttons are sized to hit wearing gloves.
Is the free part going to stay free?
Yes. Nothing that keeps your listing accurate will ever cost money, if updating stock had a price, people would stop, and the whole thing stops working.
There is a stand two miles from you right now.
Find out whether it is worth the drive.
Stand names and counts on this page are examples. The photographs are illustrative and are not stands listed in the app.