Every custom in one clean list — what was ordered, what it costs, when it's due, what's been paid, and a link straight back to the chat it was sold in.
Free to use. This app only tracks customs. It never handles payments.
The Active list — the same sample data you'll see in the demo.
A custom starts as a message: a fan asks, you quote, they pay a deposit, and the details live in a thread that keeps scrolling away. Multiply that by every open order and something always slips — a due date, a half-paid balance, the exact thing they asked for.
Spreadsheets help until they don't. They're clumsy on a phone, the payment math is on you, and nothing links a row back to the conversation it came from.
My Customs is the middle path: lighter than a spreadsheet to use, built around how customs actually get sold.
Leads, Active, Completed. A custom moves the way it actually happens: someone's interested, it's agreed, it's delivered.
Log a deposit, a tip, a settle-up. What's still owed is always right there on the card.
Overdue stands out on its own. Nothing slips because a thread scrolled away.
Save the link to the conversation with the order. When it's time to deliver, you're one tap from the exact message.
Team accounts with their own logins, seeing the same list. No shared passwords.
Add it to your home screen and get a daily update — and a heads-up when a teammate adds a custom.
OnlyFans, Fansly, ManyVids, Fancentro, Telegram — anywhere fans ask for customs. If there's a chat, My Customs can point back to it.
It never connects to your accounts. No logins to hand over, no API access, no reading your messages or your content. You paste a link; that's all it ever sees. Read more about tracking customs on OnlyFans, Fansly and ManyVids.
Most people keep a link straight back to the chat. If you work somewhere that link won't open — Infloww and the like — track the fan's profile name instead and search it up there.
Everything on this app got built because someone asked for it. Requests go on a shared board — no names, ever — where everyone can vote, so the most-wanted ones rise to the top.
None of this moves through the app — it's what creators have recorded being paid elsewhere.
Takes effect straight away, no restart. Team invite links keep working whatever this says.
Every admin action, including opening someone's list to look. Never cleared.
People without an account who reached the sign-in page, tried the demo, and created an account — last 30 days.
The site that linked them here, by unique visitors over 30 days. Most visits arrive with no referrer — typed, bookmarked, or from an app that hides it.
Creators' public pages over the last 30 days — fans and searchers, counted separately from the site visitors above.
Requests go on the board the moment somebody sends them, so this is where you tidy up after the fact. Hidden takes something off the board for good; held back is the same thing while you decide. Neither deletes the row — nothing on this page deletes anything.