Turn item photos into marketplace-ready listings with AI. ListNestly helps resellers manage inventory, track sales, costs, and profit in one workspace.

I built ListNestly because selling locally should not feel like running five different businesses at once. A single item can mean taking photos, figuring out what it is, writing a title, creating a description, deciding on a price, tracking what you paid, remembering where it is, updating whether it sold, and then trying to figure out if you actually made any money. Most small resellers are doing some version of this with spreadsheets, notes, Marketplace drafts, and memory. ListNestly is my attempt to bring all of that into one place. Upload photos. Use AI to help create the listing. Organize the item in inventory. Track costs, sales, aging inventory, and profit. Keep the workflow simple enough for someone selling a few items on the side, but useful enough to grow with a real resale business. The idea came from a real problem I was dealing with myself while selling used appliances locally. I wasn’t trying to build another generic AI tool. I wanted something I would actually use every week. ListNestly is still early, and there is a lot I want to improve, but getting it to this point has already been an incredible experience. If you sell on Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, Craigslist, or simply flip items locally, I’d genuinely love your feedback. Today, ListNestly is live. Thanks for checking it out. 🚀

I ve been building a product called ListNestly around a problem I kept running into in my own resale business.

At first, I thought the main pain point was writing listings.

But once I started using the product myself, I realized the bigger problem was everything around the listing:

photos
inventory
purchase costs
expenses
aging stock
buyer replies
sales
actual profit
figuring out what needs attention next

I ve been building a product called ListNestly around a problem I kept running into in my own resale business.

At first, I thought the main pain point was writing listings.

But once I started using the product myself, I realized the bigger problem was everything around the listing:

photos
inventory
purchase costs
expenses
aging stock
buyer replies
sales
actual profit
figuring out what needs attention next

ListNestly

Your inventory management stop shop.

Your inventory management stop shop.

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I’m building ListNestly for resellers — what would make you actually switch from spreadsheets?

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I’m building ListNestly for resellers — what would make you actually switch from spreadsheets?