Sell or trade

Start by taking clear photos in natural light—show both overall condition and key details like scratches, stains, or functioning parts. Write a short, honest description: include age, usage frequency, any flaws, and why you’re letting it go. Avoid jargon—say ‘worn seat cushion’ instead of ‘degraded upholstery’. The goal is transparency so right-fit buyers feel confident and ready to engage.

For trades, be clear about what you want in exchange—‘same category, similar condition’ or ‘+ Rs 200 for upgrade’—so both sides know where you stand. Suggest meeting at a neutral spot like a railway station waiting area or a park bench at a low-traffic time. Keep the exchange simple: cash on hand for sales, item-for-item swap for trades. If it feels off, walk away—your gut matters more than a ‘good deal’.

You don’t need to create an account to list—just enter your area, item, and contact method. The platform auto-hides your full phone number unless you choose to share it. Some sellers add a ‘nearby’ tag so neighbours know the item’s within walking distance or cycling range. Many listings get responses within hours, especially for high-demand items like school bags or monsoon essentials.