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Photo / add the part
Point the phone at the part — or upload a photo. The picture lives on the device until you list it.
Powered by Yard OS
A public shop, plus an owner counter.
Mom-and-pop junkyards and used-parts shops get a pretty public shop plus an owner counter. Tell a yard: get Yardrunner app — yardrunner.app.
Scan a part — Grok video slot
A product video of scanning a part goes here. Until it lands, this is the poster frame — not a finished video.
How it works
Five cheerful steps.
Illustrated — not a stock photo of somebody else’s aisle. The owner stays on a phone. Customers stay on a pretty shop. Save lists the part on the shop. After we connect the yard’s marketplace accounts, listings can go out there too.
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Name it, price it
Photo, name, price, save. That’s the whole add. No wrestling a CMS on a laptop in the back.
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It lists on the shop
Save lists the part on the shop website — same phone, same browser, no waiting on a webmaster. That is what save does now.
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Then, after we connect accounts
After we connect the yard’s eBay, Car-Parts (car-parts.com), and Facebook Marketplace accounts, listings can go out there too. Until then, save lists on the shop. A shared Yardrunner marketplace — pooled inventory across shops — is real and coming, not live yet.
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Chat: ask → preview → Do it
Plain English. Ask for a weekend banner on the front page, see the preview, tap Do it. Take it down the same way.
About
One shop at a time.
Yardrunner is powered by Yard OS — the engine behind the public shop and the owner counter. Not a marketplace directory. Each shop is its own public front.
Your shop, cloned when you’re ready
Each shop is its own pretty front and its own owner counter, powered by Yard OS. When our designers land a yard or a shop, we clone the system for that shop — name, colors, hours, the works.
This site is the product. It is not a competing parts counter, and it does not pretend to be one.
Hidden on purpose
Customers never see a software brand on the window. They see the shop. The counter is for the owner, on a phone, in the back.
When a live parts shop is running on this system, it will sit on its own domain — their inventory stays on their site. Save lists the part on that shop website. After we connect the yard’s eBay, Car-Parts (car-parts.com), and Facebook Marketplace accounts, listings can go out there too. Until then, save lists on the shop only.
Sample work
Coming soon: a live shop on its own domain.
When a parts shop is running on this system, it will live on its own domain — their catalog stays on their site. This page is not a store, and we don’t invent yards to fill the slot.
Honest coming soon
A live parts shop, when one is running
Built on this system, on its own domain. Until then, poke the sandbox shop — photo, name, price, save.
Demo
The owner counter is /console.
Open it on a phone. Two tabs: Add and Chat. This is the sandbox so you can poke the product — not a live yard’s storefront.
Add
Point the camera at a part (or upload a photo). Give it a name, a price, a category, a sentence. Save lists it on the demo shop the same day. Keys live in this browser: part_items.
Chat
Ask in plain English — try “put a weekend banner on the front page.” You get a suggestion and a preview. Tap Do it and it hangs on the demo shop. “Take the banner down” works the same. Stored as part_promo.
Pricing
Sit down with the shop first.
No invented dollar amounts on this page. Pricing comes when we sit down with the shop — one shop, set up by us.
The shop
One shop
Shops first. Your public storefront and your owner counter, yours alone for now. A shared Yardrunner marketplace is real and coming — not live yet.
Ask about a shopHow it starts
We clone Yardrunner
We clone Yardrunner, powered by Yard OS, for your shop. You don’t wrestle a CMS. Photo, name, price — the counter is the whole add. Save lists the part on that shop website. Marketplace push comes after we connect the yard’s eBay, Car-Parts, and Facebook accounts.
Tell us about the shopNext
We set you up
A note is enough. Shop name, city, what you sell. We’ll talk numbers when we’re looking at your counter, not before.
Write our designersContact
A note is enough.
The public address is contact@yardrunner.app — notes from this form go to our designers.
Or skip the form: contact@yardrunner.app.
Tell people to get Yardrunner app. The public URL is yardrunner.app.