Questions and straight answers

It is free during the beta. Pricing will be announced before the beta ends, with notice for studios already using it.

No. They open a private link sent by email and can choose instant updates or a daily digest. You can revoke the link at any time.

Only if you publish them. Every entry is private until you choose to share it, and you can share several at once at the end of the day.

You can export everything, including each passport as a self-contained web page you can host yourself.

Not yet. Quotes, agreements and deposit payments are next on the roadmap. Payments will go straight to your own Stripe account.

Zurgina (zur·gi·na, with a hard g) is Basque for “the woodworker”: zur means wood, and -gin is the one who makes. We started with furniture makers, and the word says who our users are.

By email, either one per published entry or a daily digest. They choose, and they can unsubscribe from a commission without losing access to its page.

Yes, with a comment under an entry. You get an email and can answer in the same thread. Comments are never public.

No. Internal costs and prices stay in your workshop view. Quotes for clients come with the quotes feature, later.

No. It is a record you choose to give your clients. EU passport requirements for furniture have not been set yet. Our guide explains what is decided, planned and unknown.

You can correct details and add service history. The serial number never changes once it is issued.

Yes. Each passport has a switch to keep it out of search results while the link still works.

Zurgina is available in English and Polish and is built for studios in Europe and the United States. Each workshop sets its currency, metric or imperial units and date format. Deposit payments, when they arrive, will depend on Stripe supporting your country.

Any recent phone or computer. On a phone you add it to your home screen and use it like an app.

Export everything, then close the workshop. Your passports can live on as pages you host yourself.