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Everything you need to write about RackHut, and the files to go with it. Quote any of this freely.
What it is
RackHut is an iPhone app for people who sell on Vinted. It keeps track of what you've got, which bag it's in, what has sold, and what you actually made after what you paid and what it cost to send. Take a screenshot of an order and RackHut reads the price, the date and the send-by deadline from it. Ask Vinted for a copy of your data and RackHut brings your whole shop in, with photos and every sale, offline. There's no account and no server: everything stays on the phone, with backups in the seller's own iCloud.
It's free for up to 25 active items. RackHut Pro removes the cap and adds printable QR labels for bags and shelves, a tax-year summary for UK sellers, and a spreadsheet of every sale for an accountant: £3.99 a month, £29.99 a year, or £59.99 once.
Who makes it
RackHut is made by Jamie McKaye, an independent developer in the UK. One person, no investors, and no data business behind it: the app never logs into Vinted, sends nothing to a server, and carries no analytics or ads. It's been on the App Store since September 2026.
The facts
- Name: RackHut (one word, capital R, capital H).
- What: stock and profit tracker for Vinted sellers, iPhone, iOS 18 or later.
- Price: free for up to 25 active items; Pro £3.99 a month, £29.99 a year, £59.99 once. UK prices; the App Store shows local prices.
- Privacy: no account, no server, no analytics, no ads. The App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected".
- Independent: RackHut isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Vinted. It never logs into Vinted and never lists, relists or takes anything down.
- Where: the App Store, and rackhut.app.
- Contact: support@rackhut.app. A person replies.
Files
The icon, the wordmark and three screenshots as shown on the App Store. Use them as they are; please don't recolour the icon or put it on a busy background.
The screenshots show a fictional shop built for the App Store listing: the photos are generated, the brands made up, no real seller. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc.