Snap it. Price it. Find it.
Take a photo and UpMarkit reads the label, identifies the item and researches what it sells for. Then you can always find it again.
Coming soon to the App Store
Take a photo and UpMarkit reads the label, identifies the item and researches what it sells for. Then you can always find it again.
Coming soon to the App Store
How it works
Spend your time sourcing, not typing.
Photograph the item. The AI reads the label and identifies what it is.
It researches resale prices and shows the sources. You review the result and save it.
Put it in a box or on a shelf, print a QR label, and scan or search whenever you need it.
What is in version 1
Built for people who buy, keep and sell a lot of stuff.
Snap a photo and the AI reads the label, identifies the item and fills in the details for you.
It researches resale prices and shows you the sources, so you can judge the number yourself.
Every item you save goes into one inventory. Search it by name, details or where it is stored.
Print QR labels for boxes and shelves. Scan one to see what is inside, or search to find which box holds an item.
Scan a barcode to look an item up faster and keep your records clean.
The free plan includes 5 AI scans a month. Paid plans are handled through the App Store.
AI identifications and prices are estimates, not appraisals.
Shopper mode, listings and profit tracking, teams, and eBay posting. These are not in version 1.
Questions
Not yet. UpMarkit is coming soon to the App Store. Write to support@upmarkitco.com and we will tell you when it is ready.
There is a free plan with 5 AI scans a month. Paid plans for more scans will be offered through the App Store. Prices are not announced yet.
UpMarkit uses AI to read labels, identify items and research resale prices from public sources. We will name the AI providers in our Privacy page before launch.
This website has no ads, trackers, cookies or analytics. For the app, our Privacy page will be posted before launch and will say exactly what is collected and why. AI results are estimates, not appraisals.