Sell your stuff
without answering every message
List it with a photo, post one link to your groups, and buyers line up themselves
Post my list, freeHow it works
Why not just post in the group?
- No more "is this still available?"
- The link shows what is sold and how many are in line
- Nobody double-books
- First come, first served: only the first in line gets your contact
- Change it once, every group sees it
- Edit a price or mark it sold in one place; every link you posted is up to date
- Translated automatically
- Chinese and English, so flatmates and classmates can read it
Who it is for
- Moving out, graduating, going home or changing cities, with a flat to clear first
- Students and workers abroad selling to people in the same city
- Anyone selling in WeChat or Telegram groups who is tired of answering one message at a time
Questions
Does it cost anything?
No. It is free, with no ads and no commission. The developer pays for the server and the domain, and tips keep it running.
Do I need an app or an account?
Neither. It opens in WeChat, Telegram or any browser. Your management access lives on your phone: bookmark the "My lists" page to get it back on a new phone.
How do buyers reach me?
Buyers tap Reserve and leave a WeChat ID or Telegram username. Only the first in line sees your contact; if they drop out, the next in line moves up, so two people never come for the same thing.
What is the AI photo recognition?
Snap a photo and the AI works out what it is and names it for you. Everyone gets free tries, and once they run out you can still type the name yourself.
Which cities does it work in?
Any city. Prices can be in euros, US dollars, pounds, yuan or Swedish kronor. Turn on "Nearby" and people in your city see your things too.
Can people who don't read Chinese use it?
Yes. Every page is in English and Chinese, and item names and details are translated automatically; the seller can edit the translation.
Is my information safe?
It keeps only what a list needs to work, sells nothing to anyone and never handles payments. The code is open source on GitHub for anyone to check.