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Version 1.32 · 2026-03-01
performance fixes
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.32, updated 2026-03-01.








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HOW TO USE WORTHLY
1) Scan or snap a photo of any item (clothing, antiques, vintage pieces, collectibles & more)
2) Get instant AI-driven market value, resale estimates & profit potential
3) See the best places to sell for highest profit
4) List your item for sale in one tap, track values & flips over time
Turn thrifting into cash flow. Worthly empowers everyone, from side hustlers to serious resellers to understand item worth quickly and earn more with minimal effort. No complicated platforms, just smart tools to hit your goals.
Key Benefits
• AI item recognition for accurate valuations & profit calculations
• Real-time price comparisons from resale markets
• Profit tracker to monitor flips & trends
• Easy one-click listing integration
Perfect for thrift flippers, antique hunters, collectors, declutterers, and anyone turning secondhand finds into money.…
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performance fixes
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