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Anyone choosing a countertop can see which local yards stock a given granite, quartz or marble before spending a Saturday visiting them.
Slabby pulls slab stock from distributors into one search. Pick a stone, enter a ZIP code, and it lists nearby lots; a quote request goes to a local fabricator, and Slabby itself sells nothing. It currently covers 408 yards across 113 US metros and 66 stones. Browsing is open, but yard names and saved lots need a free sign-in. The maker wants fabricators and suppliers on board too, and plans to let AI assistants answer slab questions from the same data.
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