Photograph it once. Sell it where you actually sell.
fashionistas.ai is a selling desk for resellers: one photo becomes a title, a category, a price and the real take-home after each shop's fee — then that listing is ready for every shop you use.
What it does. Snap a photo and the app identifies the item, writes a title and description, picks a category and suggests a price. It also does the arithmetic sellers actually care about: after Poshmark's 20%, eBay's 13.6% + $0.40 or Depop's 3.3% + $0.45, what lands in your pocket. Those fees are an approximate US-seller model, not a live quote.
How posting works — the honest version. Pick your shops and press Sell everywhere. For each one, the app prepares the listing and opens that shop's own sell form with the title, description, price and size on your clipboard. You publish it there, then tap Posted here. The first shop takes a minute; after that it is muscle memory.
Why the extra step? Because Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Vinted, Grailed, Facebook Marketplace, Vestiaire Collective and Whatnot have no public seller API. Any tool that claims one-click posting there is either using your login or filling the form in your own browser. We do the second, openly: the optional Chrome helper fills those forms for you, and it is not in the Chrome Web Store yet, so the no-install path is the guided one above. eBay and Etsy are wired for their seller APIs; both are waiting on app credentials, so today they open the form like the rest.
Eleven shops, one board. eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Vinted, Grailed, Etsy, Facebook Marketplace, Vestiaire Collective, Whatnot and your own Shopify store. You choose which ones for each item — nobody posts to a shop they don't use. Kidizen closed in 2024, so it is not offered.
When it sells. Mark it sold once, here. It comes off fashionistas, and the app shows every other shop where it is still live so it can't sell twice — with the helper installed it can take those down for you; without it, one tap opens each listing to remove.
Try-on. Buyers can put a listing on their own photo before buying, and sellers can use the same engine for a second opinion on how a piece reads in a photo. It works from the photo you give it.
What it is not. A marketplace, a middleman or a payment processor. There is no checkout here: every item links to the shop where it is actually for sale, and you pay that shop. We don't hold money, take a cut of your sale, or ask for a marketplace password.
What it costs. Nothing. Free for buyers and sellers, supported by ads and affiliate links. No listing fees, no card, no trial.
Where we are. Boca Raton, FL — a one-person shop, so the contact form reaches the person who writes the code. The site runs on Cloudflare.
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The short version
One photo becomes a priced listing with the fee math already done. Press one button and the app prepares it for every shop you sell on, opening each shop's form with the words filled in. You publish, you mark it sold once, and it comes down everywhere. Free, no card.
Early and honest: the shop is small while we grow it, the Chrome helper is not in the Web Store yet, and eBay/Etsy API posting switches on when their credentials are approved.