ArchiveSheet / A reference worth keeping
Archive spreadsheet.
Keep the source
with the find.
Bring your product ideas into one clear record. Keep the original listing, exact version, platform context and the date you checked — ready for the next comparison.
Independent fashion guides and a personal archive tool. Your records stay in your browser.

Choose your buying context.
Keep the seller source separate from the platform you use to organise a purchase.
Litbuy archive spreadsheet
Use a Litbuy archive spreadsheet to separate source research, selected options, warehouse observations and parcel records without losing earlier context.
Open the guideKakobuy archive spreadsheet
Build a Kakobuy archive spreadsheet that separates historical design references, seller claims and item evidence before comparing a current candidate.
Open the guideCSSBuy archive spreadsheet
Use a CSSBuy archive spreadsheet to connect selected items with specific photo questions, dated evidence and unresolved details without inventing QC scores.
Open the guideJoyagoo archive spreadsheet
Create a Joyagoo archive spreadsheet that preserves selected-item sources, inspection questions and parcel-budget assumptions as the research changes.
Open the guidePlatform pages explain a record-keeping method. Confirm each service’s current status and terms on its official website before ordering.
Different pieces. Better questions.
Eight practical checklists for the details that make a comparison useful.
A saved link is
the first field.
A useful archive spreadsheet lets you revisit a decision. Save the original listing, the version you considered and the question you still need to answer.
Keep a checked date beside a source. A changed colour option, size chart or seller description should prompt a fresh check. Your archive records the evidence you had when you compared it.
Build a source history| Field | Save | Recheck when |
|---|---|---|
| Source identity | Original URL + seller | The link changes |
| Exact version | Size, colour, components | An option is replaced |
| Evidence date | Your source-check date | You return to the item |
| Open question | A missing measurement | New evidence arrives |
Keep the record useful.
Source history, measurements, photos and costs each answer a different question.
Keep the source history
Connect the original listing, exact version and the date you checked.
Read the guideRead a shared product link
Resolve the listing and selected option before relying on a saved row.
Read the guideKeep comparable measurements
Record units, measurement points and your own fit reference.
Read the guideKnow what the photos show
Separate visible arrival details from properties a photo cannot establish.
Read the guideTrack the complete budget
Keep item costs, domestic delivery and parcel estimates in one scope.
Read the guide2026 records
Start with what
you can check today.
A dated source record makes an old row easier to evaluate when you return.
Build this year’s archive2027 planning
Carry the structure.
Refresh the evidence.
Prepare next year’s checking process without assuming future prices or stock.
Prepare a fresh checking planGive the record a complete budget.
Use one currency and enter your own amounts. Keep estimates separate from confirmed charges in your saved notes.
This worksheet adds four amounts; it does not quote a shipping route, convert currency or calculate a tax rule. Enter a deliberate zero when a cost does not apply.
Before the next row.
A clear starting point for your personal archive and the sources behind it.
What is an archive spreadsheet?
An archive spreadsheet is a structured record of product references, original sources, selected versions and evidence dates. Here it helps you keep a comparison understandable when you return to it. A row is a research record; current details still need checking.
Which platforms does ArchiveSheet cover?
Explore the platform guides for Litbuy, Kakobuy, CSSBuy, Joyagoo and other buying contexts. Each guide links its official references. Service notices and availability can change, so check the live official website before placing an order.
Does the archive contain a ready-made product catalogue?
Browse products opens the external W2CClub directory. Category buttons currently share that destination. Use our checklists and platform guides to evaluate the source and exact option you find. The downloadable CSV remains a blank record template; it does not contain verified stock or prices.
Can I save and download my own records?
Yes. The archive tool keeps your entries in this browser and exports seven fields as a CSV, including platform context and the source-check date you supply. Export a copy before clearing browser data.
Does a dated record prove product authenticity?
A date records when you checked a source. A listing or arrival photo can support visible comparisons, while authenticity, materials and performance require appropriate evidence. Read the photo-evidence guide.
Keep the find.
Keep what you know.
A source, an exact option and an honest next question.