AI that works for you.
Never pay more for anything online.

Snapworthy is two magic tricks in one honest machine. Buying: tell Snappy what you want and the price you'd pay — it finds it in the live market or watches around the clock until your wish comes true. Selling: point your camera at anything and get its real resale value in about five seconds. Free, no account, no typing.

• Real listings, never AI guesses. Every value and every "found it cheaper" comes from live marketplace listings, shown as tappable receipts. If we can't price something honestly, we say so.
• Wishes come true. Name your price and Snappy watches the market — the push notification ("✨ Snappy made your wish come true") is a filmable moment, and real users already have granted wishes.
• The reveal is the moment. A slot-machine count-up lands on the number — it's built for the camera.
• Everything is shareable. Every scan mints a branded card; every card carries an install QR.

The products (all live links)

• iOS app: apps.apple.com/app/id6798804051
• Chrome extension — the checkout companion: Snappy on the Chrome Web Store. It sleeps until you're about to buy, then asks one question: "want Snappy to make sure you're getting the best price?" Cheaper found → links. Best price already → it says so, and you can leave a wish. Works on major retailers' product and checkout pages and thousands of independent stores. Also works in Brave, Arc, Vivaldi, and Comet.
• Web: snapworthy.app
• Android & Firefox: submitted, in review — days away.

Content formats that work

• The checkout catch — shop on camera with the extension installed; the moment Snappy pops "want me to check?" and finds it cheaper is the clip.
• Wish-come-true reveal — name an audacious price on something you want, then film the push notification arriving days later.
• The Christmas-list play — wish-list every gift, let Snappy chase the prices, tally what it saved you by December.
• Scan-my-house tour — room by room, watch the Attic Total climb.
• Thrift-store haul — price finds live at the shelf; keep or flip?
• "My partner's junk vs. mine" — two attic totals, one argument settled.
• Estate/garage-sale walkthrough — the gasp when grandma's lamp is $180.
• Duet bait — post your attic card, ask "what's in YOUR attic?"

Screen recordings of the scan flow are available on request: [email protected]

Share assets (live samples — these are real app output)

App icon: icon-512.png · 180px

Brand

Name is Snapworthy (one word, capital S). Voice: honest, playful, never hypey — we show receipts, we don't promise riches.

Tracked links (attribution)

Use this URL pattern for anything you post — hits are recorded per source and reported back to you:

Set utm_source to the creator handle, utm_medium to the platform, utm_campaign to the push (e.g. launch). App Store links will be added here once the listing is live.

House rules

• Disclosure is mandatory: any paid or incentivized post must carry #ad or the platform's paid-partnership tag. No exceptions.
• Don't script fake reactions or fake values — the app is genuinely surprising; let it be.
• Never present Snapworthy values as guarantees of sale price — they're live market ranges with receipts.