Start with what you know.
Record the condition, price, specifications, and included parts. Listing copy uses only the facts you supply.
LESS ADMIN. MORE READY.
Bring your item into focus. Turn the details you know and the photos you take into a clear, considered listing.
Free local preview · No signup required · Your files stay on your device
Sample listing · Used / good
Green finish. Adjustable head.
Small mark on the base.
Record the condition, price, specifications, and included parts. Listing copy uses only the facts you supply.
Crop, rotate, and prepare JPEG photos locally. Keep a clean square frame and remove embedded camera metadata.
Save a reviewed version, then download text, a visual HTML listing, CSV, JSON, and the prepared photos together.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Keep private costs and notes alongside your item. Record comparable asking and sold prices separately. Return to a reviewed version without losing the one you shared before.
The current preview works in your browser. It prepares downloadable files; you publish them to your chosen marketplace yourself. Account sync, direct marketplace posting, and paid plans are still in development.
Explore the complete workflow ↗No. You enter the product facts and condition. Photo tools crop, rotate, resize, and prepare images; they do not guess brands, materials, authenticity, or defects.
In your browser on this device. Original uploads are decoded locally and saved as prepared JPEGs with camera metadata removed. Download a workspace backup to keep a second copy. Clearing browser data can remove local work.
The current preview exports a packet for you to review and use on your chosen platform. There is no automatic publishing or live marketplace data connection. The CSV is a generic worksheet, not a platform-specific import file.
No. Listing exports exclude private costs, inventory notes, inventory references, comparison records, and reviewer names. Workspace backups include those private details so you can restore your work.
You confirm the details, condition, photos, and copy, then save a fixed version. Your reviewer name is self-reported. Content fingerprints help detect changes; they do not establish authenticity or verify a marketplace publication.