Sell My Stuff
How it works
Sell My Stuff
How it works
Point your phone at anything you're ready to part with. Sell My Stuff drafts the eBay listing and suggests a price from what similar items are really listed for. You review, tap publish, done.
Ask for early access Coming soon to the App Store · iPhoneThe part everyone puts off — writing the listing — is the part the app does.
A few shots from your phone, right where the item sits. Do one thing or work through a whole closet, item after item.
AI reads your photos and fills in the title, description, condition and item details — plus a price suggestion drawn from real comparable listings.
Change anything you like, set your price, and publish to your own eBay account. Every listing is tracked under My Listings.
The draft is a head start, not the final word.
Anything you type replaces the suggestion, and the app never overwrites what you wrote. If it isn't sure about a brand or model, it leaves the field blank rather than guessing.
The suggestion comes with the listings behind it, so you can see why. The price that goes live is always the one you chose.
You connect your own account, and listings, buyers and payouts stay yours. The app only acts when you publish or manage a listing.
Never sold before? The app sets up the basic shipping, payment and return settings eBay asks for, so your first listing isn't a research project.
It's in early access on iPhone now and headed to the App Store. Email us and we'll send you an invite.
The kind of things that pile up at home — kitchen gear, electronics, tools, toys, décor, clothing, bags. It does best with items that have a recognizable shape or branding.
The app runs a reverse image search on your photo and gathers similar items listed across the web. Those are asking prices rather than an appraisal, so use the range as a guide.
Yes, to publish. You can photograph items and get drafts and prices first, then connect your eBay account when you're ready to list.
Each account includes a monthly allowance of AI drafts and price checks. The app shows how many you have left.
Not yet. iPhone only for now.