Whittle
For the seller who is past guessing

You already have listings that sell. Not enough people see them.

Whittle crosses what every listing earned against how often it was seen. It finds the ones that sell whenever someone reaches them and are barely seen anyway, and puts a figure against each. Then it rewrites those in your own words and measures what changed. It never touches your shop. You paste the final text yourself.

See which of your listings made the money

Free, no account, and it does not connect to your shop. Two files you already have and about two minutes.

Free to start when we open. We'll email you once, when it's your turn. No spam, ever. See our privacy note.

“Linen Apron” · title rewrittenEXAMPLE · DAY 14
views / day4.6 → 5.6 ▲ +22%
favorites / day0.3 → 0.4 ▲
orders / day0.1 → 0.1 measuring
Before vs. after the 14 days around your change. Whittle shows correlation, not proof of cause, and says so.

Every Etsy tool shows you other people's shops. The money is in yours.

Keyword volume, competitor research, a hundred tag ideas. All of it points outward, and none of it can tell you which of your own listings is quietly earning and which is quietly not. That answer is already sitting in your shop. Whittle reads it, decides, and then holds itself to whether the change worked.

Why it's different

Four things the rest of the category is bad at.

Proof

Proof, not promises

Every change you make gets a before-and-after on views, favorites and sales, measured from the day you shipped it. Whittle spots edits on your listings and holds itself to what happened next.

Focus

Opinionated and quiet

At most three moves at a time, ranked by likely payoff against effort, each with a plain reason. The other thirty things stay out of your way until these are done.

Voice

Your voice, kept

The rewriter learns your tone from listings you've already written. You approve every word, and the Etsy AI-disclosure line comes baked into the text you place, so a good edit never becomes a policy problem.

Candor

Honest about the unknowns

Etsy doesn't expose search rank or volume, so we don't pretend to. Whittle shows calibrated confidence and its reasoning, and says “not enough data yet” instead of inventing a number.

How it works

From connected to proof in four steps.

  1. Connect your Etsy shop

    One click, and read-only by design. Whittle can see your listings and stats, never touch them. It imports your listings, drafts included, and starts tracking from day one.

  2. See this week's moves

    Open the app to at most three ranked changes, the ones most likely to move views, favorites and orders, each with a one-line why.

  3. Approve a rewrite, in your voice

    Whittle drafts options in your tone. Edit if you like, then paste the final text into Etsy's editor. The AI disclosure is already in it, and Whittle links you straight to the right listing.

  4. Watch the proof

    Whittle spots the change at the next sync and tracks it. The impact screen and a weekly email show what your edits actually earned, honestly.

Pricing

Legible on purpose.

A free tier that does real work, and one paid plan when you want the lid off. You'll always know what you're paying for.

Free

$0
  • Connect one shop
  • This week's moves, ranked
  • 10 AI rewrites each month
  • The weekly proof email

Generous enough to feel it work, capped so it never springs a surprise on you or on us.

Whittle Pro

$14 / month
  • Everything in Free
  • 150 fair-use AI rewrites a month
  • Six times the monthly AI budget
  • Your full impact history

One plan, one price, real numbers. The caps are shown plainly in the app.

Questions

Straight answers.

Will Whittle make my shop sound like a robot?
No, and that is the whole point. The rewriter learns your tone from listings you've already written and gives you options to edit. Nothing changes on Etsy until you place the words yourself.
Is using AI on Etsy listings allowed?
Yes, with disclosure. Etsy's rules require you to disclose AI's role and keep the maker details truthful. Whittle bakes the disclosure line into every rewrite it prepares and checks the maker details first, so a good edit doesn't turn into a policy problem.
How is this different from eRank, EverBee or Roketfy?
Those give you data and suggestions, then leave the deciding, and the question of whether it worked, to you. Whittle gives you at most three ranked moves at a time and measures the before-and-after of each change you make. We hold ourselves to the result.
Does Whittle change my listings without asking?
It can't. Whittle's Etsy access is read-only. It prepares the final text. You paste it into Etsy's own editor (about thirty seconds), and Whittle spots the change and starts measuring. Your shop is only ever edited by you.
What will it cost?
A free tier to start: connect one shop, see this week's moves, 10 AI rewrites a month, and the weekly email. One paid plan, Whittle Pro, at $14/month for 150 fair-use rewrites a month and a far larger AI budget.
What does Whittle access in my shop?
It reads your listings and their stats to find moves. It has no write access to your shop at all. Your Etsy connection is encrypted, and disconnecting deletes your data after a 14-day grace window. More in our privacy note.
Who's building this

One person, measuring in public.

I'm Koay. I started Whittle because every Etsy tool I tried handed me forty numbers and no answer to the only question that matters: did that change earn anything last week, or did I just feel productive? So this one does the unfashionable thing. It suggests less, then shows you what happened, even when the answer is “nothing.” I run every suggestion on my own shop before it ever reaches yours, and replies to the weekly email land in my inbox, not a ticket queue.

Whittle your shop down to what works.

Start with the free check. It costs nothing, asks for nothing, and connects to nothing, and you will know which of your listings are carrying the shop before you decide anything else.

See which of your listings made the money

Or put your name down for a connected place. There are four, and then a wait.