MyTailorBook

MyTailorBook

Stop Losing Measurements. Start Running Your Tailoring Business Properly.

For tailors: a fast ledger for customers, fittings, and repeat work. For clients: a simple place to keep your own measurements ready to share. Cloud-synced and accessible from any device. Native iOS and Android apps are on the way.

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For tailors, designers, and clients.

Your notebook isn't a system

Paper and scattered notes break under pressure: lost measures, two people on one book, payments you can't see at a glance. Generic notes apps bury the numbers you need in a hurry.

MyTailorBook is one card per customer — search by name or phone, fixed measurement grid, saved instantly to the cloud and synced across all your devices.

Every customer, one place

Measures, photos, orders, and payment status — still there when they walk back in months later. Solo or small team.

  • ·Grid: chest, waist, hip, shoulder, sleeve, length + fields you define
  • ·Name, phone, plain-language notes · style refs (1 on Free, more on Pro)
  • ·Orders, payments, and simple insights when you move to Pro
  • ·Cloud-synced across all your devices — iOS & Android apps coming

Start in minutes

Three steps in your phone browser — no training.

  1. 1.Open MyTailorBook on your phone

    Browser — no install. Add to home screen if you like.

  2. 2.Add your customer and measurements

    One card each: grid, notes, reference photo.

  3. 3.Save and manage orders easily

    Find the card fast; track jobs and payments on Pro.

Built for real fitting work

Tailors get a ledger that survives rush week. Clients get sizes ready before the next appointment — not a generic notes app.

  • Repeat clients and orders without digging
  • Part payments you can trust at a glance
  • Speed over dashboards

It fits how you work.

Start working smarter today

Fewer lost pages, fewer guesses on what you're owed.

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Free tier — no account.

Pro & Team

One email when paid plans launch

Want Pro or Team when they launch? One email then — no drip, no newsletter. Skip if you're happy on Free.