We built the tool we wished existed.
SnapList started because listing stuff on eBay takes way too long.
We're resellers. We've spent hours in thrift stores finding great deals, only to spend even more hours listing them when we got home — typing titles, researching prices, picking categories, filling in item specifics.
It's tedious. It's slow. And it's the reason half the stuff in your garage never gets listed.
So we built SnapList. Take a photo, let AI do the work, post to eBay. What used to take 15 minutes per item can now take about a minute for many items.
We're obsessed with making the listing process disappear. Not faster. Not easier. Gone.
Solo founder · Building in public
Aidin K.
Founder and engineer. Built SnapList in 2026 after spending too many evenings manually listing thrift finds. Background in software engineering and a deep-rooted reselling habit. Currently shipping the entire stack — AI pipeline, eBay integrations, pricing engine, mobile PWA — solo.
I read every email myself. If something is broken, weird, or you have an idea that would make your reselling life easier, please reach out. Honest feedback is how this gets better.
Why we built this
Reselling is a real business. Sourcing takes work. Cleaning takes work. Shipping takes work. But the part that should be the easiest — actually getting the item listed — was somehow the slowest.
Existing tools kept doubling down on crosslisting. Take a listing you already wrote, push it to ten more platforms. Useful, sure. But none of them touched the actual bottleneck: writing the listing in the first place.
SnapList is a different bet. Get the listing right, automatically, from a single photo — and the rest of your reseller workflow gets a lot easier.
Our Values
Speed over features
We'd rather make one thing incredibly fast than add ten things that slow you down.
Honest AI
Our AI tells you when it's not sure. That's why confidence scores exist. We'd rather flag a problem than hide it.
Simple pricing
No hidden fees. No per-listing charges. No surprise overages. You know what you're paying.
Built in 2026 — shipping in public
New features ship weekly. Roadmap is driven by real reseller feedback. If a workflow is awkward, tell us — it usually gets fixed within a release or two.
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