UORPoint your camera. Know what it's worth. List it in seconds.
UOR identifies the item in front of you, pulls what it actually sold for on eBay, Poshmark and Facebook Marketplace, and writes the listing so you can post it and move on to the next find.
Three steps from thrift rack to posted listing
Most of a reseller's day is not selling. It is identifying, researching, and typing. UOR does those three.
Point the camera
UOR reads the item, the label, the size tag, and the model number. No typing, no guessing at the name.
See sold comps
Not asking prices. What the same item actually sold for recently, by condition, across the marketplaces you use.
Post the listing
Title, description, condition notes, tags and a price in the range that sells. Copy it into eBay, Poshmark or Marketplace.
Try it
Pick a sample item to see what UOR gives you back. Sample data The comps and prices below are illustrative, not live market prices; the app pulls real sold listings.
Try your own item
Type what you found. UOR pulls comps, suggests a price and writes the listing. Sample data
Pricing
Free to start. Pro when you are flipping enough that scans are the bottleneck.
- 10 scans a month
- Sold comps and a written listing for every scan
- Works on iPhone and Android
50% off for founding members, then $9.99/month. Cancel any time.
- Unlimited scans
- Saved items and a sourcing list
- Listings formatted for eBay, Poshmark and Marketplace
- Price alerts when comps move
Billing opens with the app launch. Joining the waitlist costs nothing and does not commit you to a plan.
Get in before launch
Leave your email and the marketplace you sell on most. Waitlist members get the first invites and the founding discount: 50% off Pro for your first 3 months.
What resellers say
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Where UOR started: accessibility
Point the camera and be told what it is
UOR began as a Universal Object Recognizer for people who cannot see what is in front of them. That mode is still in the app: identify an object, read the text on it aloud, and teach UOR the objects in your own home.
Same engine, second job
Recognizing a can of soup for someone who is blind and recognizing a pair of sneakers for a reseller is the same problem. The reseller features pay for the accessibility features, which stay free.
Open the private preview app (password required).