Most things you own have a price nobody has looked up.
My Stuff tells you what your things are worth and helps you sell them. Photograph an item, and My Stuff identifies it, estimates a realistic resale price range from comparable listings, keeps it in your inventory and drafts the listing.
A cupboard full of things is a cupboard full of open questions. Is the old camera worth selling? What would the bike fetch? Finding out means scrolling marketplace search results for twenty minutes, guessing a price, then writing the same description again for every item.
My Stuff does that research and shows it. It reads the photos, researches the price the way you choose (AI judgment alone, a web search, or the marketplaces you sell on, starting with Tori.fi in Finland) and suggests a quick-sale, fair and patient price. One inventory then keeps track of what each item is worth, what you have listed, what has sold and what you keep.
Honest about what an estimate is.
Show the work
Every estimate carries a low, typical and high price, a confidence grade, whether it rests on asking or sold prices, the searches My Stuff ran and the comparable listings behind it, with links. You can check every number.
Estimates, not appraisals
My Stuff estimates are automated guidance based on public listings and AI analysis, not professional appraisals. An item can sell for more or less, and the price you ask is always your decision.
You post, you sell
My Stuff drafts the listing in the marketplace’s own words and within its rules. You copy or share it and post it yourself; My Stuff never posts on your behalf.
Your things stay yours
Photos lose their location data on your iPhone before upload, price research sends only the item’s description, and there are no ads and no tracking across other apps. Export or delete everything from the app.
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Questions, ideas and things My Stuff got wrong are all welcome, and a person reads every message.
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