06 · The app
Eight reasons to have a look
Anything with a second-hand value. The eight below are how the site sorts it, but the sorting is not the interesting part — what is in each one is.
Electronics
The Walkman still works. So does the amplifier, the speaker and the microphone you bought for a podcast that lasted four episodes.
7 listed
Collectibles
The spare. The one you upgraded from. The one that came in a box with something else you actually wanted.
6 listed
Fashion
The jacket that fit the person you were in 2019. Good denim outlives several opinions about it.
5 listed
Home & Garden
The bread maker, the second kettle, the terracotta pots, and the secateurs you own three pairs of.
5 listed
Sports & Outdoors
One summer of climbing, one winter of running, and a stove that has boiled water twice.
5 listed
Toys & Games
Used hard for eleven months and then abruptly never again. Somebody two streets away has a child the age yours was.
5 listed
Media
Records, books, film. Things people keep because throwing them out feels wrong, which is not the same as wanting them.
5 listed
Other
The sewing machine, the birdcage, the globe, the lava lamp. The things a category list was never going to cover.
3 listed
A door, not a shelf
A category is a door, not a shelf.
You are not shopping in one. Your thing has a band, and the band cuts across all eight — a bicycle wheel can become a stack of records if the numbers agree.
The categories are just the quickest way to find something you recognise.
Pick the one your cupboard is fullest of, or start from the other end and find out what one thing is worth.