I run an industrial refrigeration company in Turkey during the day.
At night, I build iOS apps with AI—using a Windows computer.
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I’m building everything in public from today.
That’s a great question! I don’t have reliable data on how often sellers edit versus use the draft as-is yet.
My goal is to make the first draft useful while keeping sellers in control, especially for details a photo can’t verify.
Tracking what people actually change would be really valuable for improving Snap-List. Appreciate the idea! 🙌
Every item has a story.
But writing another product listing shouldn't take all afternoon.
Built Snap-List to help sellers turn photos into AI-assisted listing details.
Here's the latest cinematic ad I made for it. 🎬
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@EverydayEddie_ Exactly! 🙌 The goal is to eliminate the repetitive starting-from-scratch part, not take control away from sellers.
A photo should give you a useful first draft, and you can focus on reviewing the details instead of writing everything manually. 📸
Great point! 🎯 Right now, I’m focusing on helping sellers create a solid listing draft from a product photo, regardless of marketplace.
eBay is probably where I’d start with dedicated formatting, followed by Etsy.
Since the writing style is quite different between them, I’m curious — which platform do you think needs this most?
Great question! 🙌 That's exactly the kind of feature I want to explore.
Ideally, Snap-List should flag uncertain details like brand, model, condition, or missing accessories and ask the seller to verify them before finalizing the listing.
I'd rather have an honest blank field than a confident but incorrect description. Accuracy matters! 🎯
That's an excellent point! 🎯 A photo can identify visible details, but it can't reliably tell whether a battery works or an accessory is missing.
Asking sellers to confirm the item's condition before generating the final listing makes a lot more sense than letting AI invent those details.
Definitely something I want to improve in Snap-List. Appreciate the insight! 🙌
@georgeorch Exactly! 🙌 Taking photos is usually the easy part. Writing descriptions for every single item is where the time disappears.
That's the problem I'm trying to solve with Snap-List — making the listing process simpler without taking control away from sellers. 📸
100% agree! 🎯 A blank field is much better than misleading buyers with an incorrect brand or model.
I'm considering a confirmation step where sellers can review or correct uncertain details before generating the final listing.
Really appreciate this feedback — accuracy should always come before automation! 🙌
Great question! 🙌
Right now, Snap-List focuses on generating product listing details that sellers can review and adapt for different marketplaces.
Dedicated formats for eBay, Etsy, and Amazon are something I’m considering for a future update.
Which marketplace would you want us to support first?
@pandev00 Thanks, Ban! Really appreciate it! 🤝
That’s exactly what I’m trying to solve with Snap-List — less repetitive work and more time for sellers to focus on their business.
Always happy to connect with fellow builders! 🚀
If you sell online, what's more annoying?
📸 Taking product photos
✍️ Writing descriptions
💰 Researching prices
📦 Managing listings
Building Snap-List around real seller feedback.
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@x_xJuanchox_xx Exactly! 🎯 The idea is to give sellers a useful first draft instead of making them start from a blank form every time.
They can review and refine the details, while AI helps with the repetitive part. Appreciate the feedback! 🙌
Taking product photos is easy.
Writing listings over and over? Not so much.
Built Snap-List to help online sellers turn product photos into AI-assisted listing details. 📸
Another small tool for a real-world problem.
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Great question! Right now, Snap-List focuses on generating listing details from product photos.
Marketplace-specific tone and formatting is something I’m considering for a future update, but I don’t want to claim it’s already supported.
Would separate eBay, Etsy, and Amazon listing styles be useful, or would a single customizable template work better?
@KevinLiuu27 That makes sense! 🙌 Funny how different industries run into the same problem — repetitive work eating up time that could be spent creating or selling.
That’s exactly the kind of friction I’m trying to remove with Snap-List. What kind of creative tools are you building?
@mo_tawfik89 100% agree. 🎯 Accuracy matters more than filling every field.
If AI can’t confidently identify a brand or material from a photo, it should leave it blank and let the seller confirm it.
That’s valuable feedback for Snap-List. I’ll keep this in mind as I improve the app! 🙌
@jxngrx Exactly! 🎯 Nobody enjoys writing the same product descriptions over and over.
That’s why I built Snap-List — let AI handle the repetitive stuff so sellers can focus on actually selling.
Appreciate you seeing the value in it! 🙌
Great question! 🎯 Right now, Snap-List focuses on turning product photos into useful listing details.
Marketplace-specific optimization for eBay, Etsy, and Amazon is something I’m interested in exploring, but I don’t want to claim it’s already supported.
Which marketplace do you sell on most? That would help me prioritize the right features. 🙌
Exactly! 🙌 The photo already contains so much useful information, yet sellers still have to start from a blank form.
That’s the thinking behind Snap-List — make the photo the starting point and let AI help with the repetitive details.
Do you sell across multiple marketplaces yourself?
@0xdoppo Exactly! 🎯 Sellers should spend their time selling, not rewriting the same descriptions over and over.
That’s the whole idea behind Snap-List — let AI handle the repetitive work so sellers can focus on what matters. 🚀