Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
Worthsy, the resale-price realist
A second-hand item pricing tool that says it identifies objects from photographs and compares them with completed sales.
Field notes
Worthsy describes a photograph-to-comparison workflow: its model identifies a second-hand object, then uses comparable completed sales to produce a range, midpoint, and sale count. The service says it withholds a number when fewer than three sales support the comparison, rather than filling the gap with an estimate. The homepage also distinguishes this market-data output from a formal valuation, although the extracted page does not expose the upload interface or an example result.
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