Plan a Break
Uses box cost, selling fees, and a profit goal to set prices before sales start.
This app helps live sports card sellers set prices, track stock, set up shows, run live screens, check sales, and read reports in one place.



Live sports card sellers must choose products, set prices, make a clear list, give out teams fairly, track key cards during a live show, update stock, bring in sales, and see if the show made money.
These steps repeat for every show. They also depend on each other. A price change affects the listing. Stock affects the plan. Sales must match the first plan. Separate tools force people to type and check the same facts again.
Evan Atha built Breaker Tools Pro to hold the full process together. On The Map owns the product. It shows our product skill, but it is not client work.
The seller does not need to join the process by hand. Each tool uses the same product, show, buyer, stock, and sales data.
Uses box cost, selling fees, and a profit goal to set prices before sales start.
Shows key cards and live values on screen. Marks each card when it is found.
Gives out teams at random. A code on screen lets buyers check the result.
Makes clear product lists from saved data. The seller does not type the same list for each show.
Drafts the listing name, picture, and notes for the seller to review.
Tracks products, sellers, cost, and spending so the plan and reports use the same facts.
Reads sales files and checks them against the first plan.
Shows sales, net profit, and return for each product. It can also make a profit and loss file.
Keeps a simple record of what each buyer got, the price, and how often they buy.
Answers questions with facts from the seller's own app. It does not give broad, vague advice.
These are measured from On The Map's own use of Breaker Tools Pro, which we operate. They describe our operation, not a promised result for any other business.

The app has custom math, secure login, a linked database, access rules, live screens, file imports, reports, and an AI helper that uses account data.
These parts all serve one real work process. We use the same plan for client work. We learn the current process. You approve the written tool. Then we build the smallest complete tool that makes the work better.
We do not claim more sales, saved hours, or a better sale rate. No outside party has measured those results.
On The Map owns Breaker Tools Pro. It is not a client logo or review.
The pictures show the working app. They are not a made up design.
The numbers in the screens are sample data. They are not customer data or public business results.
The first working tool shipped in seven days. The ten tool app grew over the next month.
Start with one useful tool. Evan Atha reads each request, usually the same business day. He will explain what fits one fixed price build.