Pocket appraiser · iOS

Should I keep it?
Should I buy it?
Now you know.

Snap a photo. Appraisy weighs return value, resale value, and keep score — or scores any listing you're eyeing. A second opinion, in seconds, designed for the multitasking life.

How it works

Two questions Appraisy answers better than your group chat.

Keep · Resell · Return

Should I keep it?

Photograph something you already own. Appraisy compares return value, resale value, and a keep score — and tells you which move makes the most sense, given your timing and the item's condition.

  • Three-way value comparison: return, resell, keep
  • Return-window deadline tracking
  • Platform-by-platform listing strategy
  • Drafted listing copy, ready to paste
Deal · Counter · Walk away

Should I buy it?

Snap the listing photo. Appraisy returns a deal score, fair market value, comparable sales, and a verdict. If the price isn't right, you'll get a negotiation script — and a walk-away trigger if it's a trap.

  • Deal score and fair market value range
  • Comparable sold listings
  • Negotiation script with opening offer
  • Red flags and walk-away triggers

Why it works

Built for moments when you can't afford to stand around guessing.

i.

One photo. Real answer.

No forms, no menus, no twenty-question intake. Snap, pause, decide. Most appraisals come back inside ten seconds.

ii.

Honest disagreement allowed.

Appraisy gives you the recommendation, but it also tells you when to push back — counterarguments, edge cases, and the tradeoffs nobody else is naming.

iii.

Your data, your device.

No accounts, no profiles, no invasive tracking. Photos are sent for analysis and dropped. Your appraisal history lives on your phone.

Pricing

Free is enough to get the value. Plus is for people who want all of it.

Free

For testing the waters.

$0
forever
  • 5 appraisals per month
  • 1 photo per appraisal
  • Quick analysis with recommendation
  • Last 30 days of history
  • Return-window warnings

Stop guessing. Start knowing.

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App Store