Why this exists
Buying the pallet is quick. Listing it is the bottleneck.
Every day an item sits in a box is a day it can't sell.
- Shoot photos
- Sort shots, pick a cover
- Hunt the tags: brand, size, fabric, price
- Type 10+ fields, write title and description
- Shoot photos
- AI checks photos, reads tags, drafts in your style
- You fix only what's flagged
It also reads brand, size, fabric and retail price off the tags · fills the original price, so buyers see the markdown from retail · adds a measurements line · flags stock-photo covers.
Sample pallet sample figures
Mixed apparel return pallet
Your own listing photos, shuffled the way they come off the phone.
No signal? instantly, without the AI.
Where this pallet stands
What's left before it's listed
Accuracy
How close did it get to what you wrote?
Checked against your real listings. Yours is the reference, so a mismatch reads "differs from your listing".
Try it on this one
Photograph an item it hasn't seen
Tap each shot to take it with the camera. The tags matter most: brand, size and price.
Hand the phone to a helper: they shoot, you approve.
Export
Ready for Bulk Upload
A CSV of the approved items, laid out to map to your Poshmark Bulk Upload template. Poshmark's template isn't public, so we'd match the columns to the one in your account. Nothing posts without you.
Next, in a pilot
What it grows into
Not built yet. These are what a pilot on your real pallets would add.
Pallet scoreboard
Cost, listed, sold and profit for every pallet and supplier, so you know which ones pay.
Duplicates, grouped
Six of the same top in three sizes become one listing with quantities.
Triage lanes
Poshmark, a Whatnot $1 start, a bundle or donate, suggested from brand and likely price.
Whatnot, loaded
The same drafts lined up for a show through Whatnot's official seller API.
Stale-stock plan
Items past 30, 45 and 60 days get a markdown suggestion, with no risky relisting.
SKU, bin, pick list
When something sells, you know which bin it's in.