It reads the photo, not a form
Photograph something. SnapASale works out what it is, writes the listing, suggests a price, and puts it in front of people a few streets away.
No forms, no categories to pick, no guessing what it's worth. The only thing you do by hand is take the photo.
Wherever it happens to be sitting. On the carpet is fine.
Title, description, category and a price to start from. Change anything you disagree with.
Buyers within your radius see it straight away. Agree a price in chat, then meet.
Furniture, bikes, instruments, baby gear, the record player you have not used since 2019.
Point the camera at an item. SnapASale identifies it, describes it, and suggests a price in seconds.
Browse what's for sale within walking distance, or widen the radius until there's enough to look at.
Message buyers in real time and send offers in the thread. No phone numbers, no email addresses.
Listings snap to a grid roughly half a kilometre across, so a map shows your area — never your address.
Block anyone, report a listing, and prohibited items get flagged before they ever reach the feed.
Photo, quick read of the draft, publish. The slowest part is deciding what you can bear to part with.
Pick the item that has been in the way longest. Photograph it. See what it's worth.
Coming soon to iOS & AndroidIn development · not yet on the stores