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Version 1.0.3 · 2026-05-22
Fixed bugs and improved performance
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The store currently lists version 1.0.3, updated 2026-05-22.




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Thrift Scan
Thrift Scan helps you understand the real value of secondhand items before you buy.
Simply take a photo and the app analyzes brand details, condition, and estimated resale value using real marketplace data.
Whether you thrift casually or flip items for extra income, Thrift Scan helps you make smarter decisions and avoid overpaying. Instead of guessing, you get clear insights in seconds.
How it works
• Take a photo of any item
• Thrift Scan analyzes real sold listings from marketplaces
• See an estimated resale value and demand
• Decide whether to buy or skip with confidence
Key features
• Instant resale value estimates based on real sales
• Brand, material, and condition recognition
• Market price comparison across platforms
• Profit potential analysis before you buy
• Scan history and saved items…
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Fixed bugs and improved performance
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