Marketplace Listings

A classifieds app for a community that already knows each other — a neighbourhood, a campus, a company, a club. Members post what they want to sell, everyone else browses it on their phone, and the deal closes with a phone call instead of a shipping label and a payment dispute.

What ships in the app

• Browse — every available listing in a card feed with photo, price, and category. Search by title and filter by category to get from eighty listings down to the three that matter.
• Listing detail — the full photo, price, description, and the seller's name and number, with a one-tap call button so buyers never copy a phone number by hand.
• Post an item — a short form: photo from the camera or library, title, price, category, description, contact details. The photo is uploaded and attached to the listing before it posts, so nothing lands in the feed with a missing image.
• My listings — everything this seller has posted — matched on the seller name the app fills in for them — with a status they control: available, reserved, or sold. Marking something sold pulls it out of the browse feed without deleting the record.

Why this beats a group chat

A WhatsApp group buries last week's sofa under today's messages and has no search. A spreadsheet has no photos and nobody opens it on a phone. This keeps the same casual, fee-free trading, but items stay browsable, photos stay attached to the item, and sold things leave the feed on their own instead of being asked about three more times.

Make it yours

It arrives with eight sample listings across furniture, electronics, vehicles, and more, so the feed looks real the first time you open it. From there, ask the assistant for what your group actually needs: pickup locations, saved favourites, a price-drop nudge, seller ratings, or an approval queue so an admin sees a listing before the community does. It edits this app in place — there is no separate codebase to fork.