You own more
than you think.

How it works

1. 01
   Photograph an item

   Headphones, a game console, a drill, a chair, a handbag — anything ordinary you might sell. No barcode, no typing, no account.

2. 02
   Get an estimated range

   Worth identifies the item, judges its condition from the photo, and estimates what private-party buyers actually pay — as a range, not a falsely precise number.

3. 03
   Choose how you want to sell

   Three prices, not one. Sell Fast if you want it gone this week, Fair Price for most sellers, or Patient Seller if you’re willing to wait for the right buyer.

4. 04
   Post it

   Worth writes a title and description tuned to where you’re selling — Facebook Marketplace, eBay, Craigslist, OfferUp, or anywhere else. Copy it, paste it, done.

My Stuff

Every scan is saved to a private inventory on your phone, with a running total of what your things are worth. It adds up faster than you’d expect.

Built to be honest

Worth tells you when it isn’t sure. Low-confidence identifications are labelled, and you can correct any detail — name, brand, model, condition — and the estimate follows your correction.

The listings it writes only claim what it can support: no invented accessories, no wear it hasn’t seen, no box that may not exist. For jewellery, fine art, and anything whose value rests on authentication, it recommends a professional appraisal instead.

Estimates are AI-generated from the photo and typical secondhand pricing — not live listings, sold comparables, or an appraisal. Treat the range as a starting point.

Pricing

Scanning and valuing are free and unlimited, and the free tier includes three marketplace listings.

Worth Pro is a one-time $9.99 purchase — no subscription, no renewals — that unlocks unlimited listings and up to five photos per item for a sharper estimate.

What happens to your photos

No accounts. No sign-in. No tracking. Your scan history, values, and listings stay on your iPhone. The photo you scan is sent to be analysed and isn’t kept.