SOLE'D - Your Collection, Valued

Know What Your Sneaker Collection Is Actually Worth.

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Know What Your Sneaker Collection Is Actually Worth.

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SOLE’D is a sneaker valuation and collection app built to answer one simple question: What is your sneaker collection actually worth? Scan a physical sneaker with your phone, get an estimated value based on the specific pair and its condition, and track the value of your entire collection in one place. I built SOLE’D because I wanted an easier way to understand the value sitting in my own closet without manually looking up every pair. We are live on the App Store!

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Launch tags:Sneakers & Shoes•Fashion•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey everyone! I’m Vivek, the founder of SOLE’D. I built this because figuring out what a sneaker is actually worth is basically impossible when the model, condition, release year, specific version, and other details can all affect the value. SOLE’D is built to take that work out of your hands. You scan the physical sneaker, and the app uses the details it can identify about the pair and its exact condition to estimate its value and track your whole collection. This is my first time launching SOLE’D publicly, so I’d love some honest feedback from the sneaker community here. If you have a sneaker collection, what’s the first pair you’d scan?

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How do you currently figure out what your sneaker collection is worth?

One thing I ve been thinking about while building SOLE D:

How do you actually figure out what your sneaker collection is worth?

It seems like there s a lot more to it than just looking up a sneaker s name, when the condition, release year, version, size, etc. can all change the value. I built SOLE D to try to take that research out of the process by letting you scan the physical sneaker and estimate its value based on the specific pair and its condition. Curious how other collectors do this today. Do you manually look up every pair, use a spreadsheet/app, or mostly just go off what you paid for them?

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