Photograph your item and get an estimated resale value based on current market signals. Free and fast.
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This really started from the same problem I've had for years buying and selling second-hand. I wanted to test whether you could just take a picture of an item and immediately get help understanding roughly what it's worth. A bit like my own valuation process, but automated.
AI is used to try to understand what's in the picture and then weigh different market signals together into an estimate. I've built very iteratively with AI agents: build something, test it on real items, find everything that doesn't work, and do it again.
The picture is really just the beginning. Recognising "an iPhone" is easier than understanding the exact model, condition, storage and which details actually affect the price. And then the valuation still has to feel reasonable.
I want to make the flow even simpler: image in, as few questions as possible, and a good answer out. Then we'll see how far the project goes. A lot of what I learned here has already ended up in other projects.
Photograph the receipts and AI reads every line. It totals the costs, tracks who paid, and shows exactly who owes whom once the trip is over, with ready-made payment links and amounts filled in. There is also a quick mode for splitting a single bill fairly at the table.
An AI-powered service that creates listings from photos and gathers an entire house move or car boot sale behind one shareable link.
Split expenses with friends without the fuss. Create a split, share the link and let everyone add what they paid — no accounts needed. Let your agents handle everything. Built in MCP.
