Replay Kids
Point Your Camera. The Listing Writes Itself.
The pram in your hallway has been there a year for one reason, and it has never been the pram. Sitting down to write a description of a used cot is the part nobody does. So we took it off you.
What Happens When You Press It
- Your Camera Opens Where you are standing, with the pram in front of you. It opens for anybody, straight away.
- You Take One Photograph One is the whole listing. Daylight, and the part that shows its age, and you are finished.
- The Words Come Back Written What it is, where it belongs, the condition as it looks, and the heart of it for the parent who buys it. Every line yours to change, keep or throw out.
- Then We Set You Up Once you have seen what it wrote, and only then. Whatever you have already made comes with you.
And What It Will Never Write
It writes what it can see in your photograph, and it stops there. A brand it cannot read stays unnamed. An age it was never told stays unsaid. The years your daughter had it, the squeak in the front wheel, whether you would put a newborn in it tomorrow — those are yours, and a parent four suburbs away can tell the difference between a description and a person.
Safety is the same. A claim about a harness or a cot standard comes from you or it stays off the page.
Your Photograph Stays Yours
Until you have an account to own it, your photograph lives on your own phone and travels no further than the reading. Walk away and it goes with you.
Open Your Gate For One Morning.
It’s the modern day garage sale, except no one arrives early.
Open Your Place See What Is Open Near You Or A Whole Street, Together