How to use the marketplace

Choose who you are:

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Create a listing

Add photos, a title, a description and a price. Set your location — buyers will be able to find you on the map near them. Use the AI assistant — add a photo and the AI will detect the category and condition and suggest a title and description. All you have to do is review and publish.

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Allow bargaining and barter

When creating a listing, tick the boxes: “Allow bargaining” and/or “Open to barter”. For barter, choose the categories you're interested in — you'll only receive offers in those.

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Specify exactly what you want to get

When creating a listing, add up to 3 tags — specific items you need. For example: potatoes, honey, a bicycle. This helps buyers instantly understand what to offer you.

Up to 3 tags
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Get offers in your messages

All responses — a buyer's price, a barter offer or just a question — arrive in your messages. You accept or decline each offer.

Incoming messages
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“Match” page — all matches in one place

When you post a listing, add up to 3 "want" tags — what you're willing to receive in exchange. As soon as someone else's listing fits your tags (or vice versa, yours fits theirs), it's considered a match. Where to view matches The "Match" page is the full list of all matches across all your listings at once. "My Listings" — under each item you'll see a line "N swap options — view". Tap it to see matches only for that specific listing. The listing card in the catalog — if a listing matches your item, you'll see the "Want to receive in exchange" block right there, with a ready swap offer. Exact matches and AI A match is exact when the tag matches the listing title literally. But the section also uses AI that understands meaning — for example, it will find "Apple laptop" by the tag "laptop" even if the words don't match. Such matches are marked with the ✦ AI Match badge. Propose a swap You can send an offer from any of the three places above — you don't have to go to the Match page specifically. The offer will go to the seller in messages. Interested / Not interested By marking a match as "Interested" or "Not interested" on the Match page, you will no longer see it among new ones — the decision will be saved everywhere: on the item card, in the catalog, and in the counter on "My Listings". What you see on screen vs. where notifications go The matches on screen are filtered by the search point set in the catalog. Notifications about new matches are delivered for the address from your profile — this may be a different place.

Smart matching
The more precise the tags, the better the matches. Instead of “groceries”, write “cucumbers”, “tomatoes”, “milk” — as separate tags.