The only platform built for people who actually go hunting on Saturday morning. Ai does the route planning, the price research, and the spotting — so you walk in already knowing exactly what to grab.
Free forever. No ads, no fees, no premium tier locked behind a paywall.

5–7
vs 1–2 winging it
<60s
from listing to your phone
Free
forever, zero ads
Built by people who hunt every weekend
Driving in circles between sales all morning
Optimized route planner orders every stop by drive time.
Always missing the good stuff before you arrive
Wishlist alerts ping you the second a match goes live.
Not knowing if a $40 lamp is worth $400
Ai Photo Appraiser pulls live eBay sold comps in seconds.
Forgetting which sales you wanted to revisit
Smart reminders ping you 30 min before doors open.
Sellers ghosting you on Facebook Marketplace
In-app messaging — sellers actually reply on this platform.
Your toolkit, in action
Standing in a garage staring at a dusty piece of glass? Snap it. The Ai identifies the maker and era, then pulls live eBay sold comps from the last 60 days so you know exactly what walks-away price makes sense.

c. 1965 · Mid-century American art glass
Live market range
$180–$320
from 4 verified eBay sold listings, last 60 days
Recent sold comps
Maple Grove Estate Sale
Mid-century, vintage glass
Cedar Park Yard Sale
Tools, furniture
Holcomb Estate (Day 2)
Half-off prices
Hollins Vintage Booth
New stock just listed
Westover Garage Sale
Ends at noon
Save sales all week. Friday night, the route planner orders them by opening time and drive distance, factoring in which ones reveal address at what hour. No more detours, no more missed openings.
Actual finds from actual hunters

Lane Acclaim credenza

Blenko amber vase

Pyrex Cinderella set

Sterling demitasse 6-pc
Coach Court bag

Eames-style lounge
Before
Sarah used to spend Saturday mornings driving aimlessly between estate sale ads, often arriving an hour late to the best ones. She'd second-guess every purchase — was that midcentury credenza actually worth $150?
After
Now her route is auto-optimized Friday night. Wishlist alerts ping her the moment a matching piece is listed. She walks in already knowing what each piece sells for. Last Saturday she bought a $2,000 Lane Acclaim credenza for $150.
Sign up free. Build your first route in 5 minutes. The wishlist alerts start working immediately.