Haulder

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Order your Haul.

Snap a photo to sell what you don't want, listed across five marketplaces in thirty seconds. The same photo files what you do, so nothing's ever lost in the loft again.

Haulder

Your stuff, on screen.

Catalogued

£2,840 · 412 items

For sale

£268 · 7 live

Listed on

5 sites

What it does

Snap, Sell, Search.

Snap

One photo, two jobs.

Point the camera. Haulder works out what it is, what it's worth, and files it into your catalogue. The same shot is ready to list whenever you are: title, description, price, posted everywhere in one tap. Snap to sort or snap to sell, the catalogue grows.

Sell

Five marketplaces. One tap.

eBay, Vinted, Depop, Gumtree, Facebook Marketplace. All listed at the same time. Sells on one, vanishes from the others before the buyer's even refreshed. No spreadsheets. No duplicate listings to clean up.

Search

Always know where it is.

Every selling photo files itself into a catalogue of everything you own. Stick a sticker on a box, scan it to see what's inside. Search for the green crate, find the green crate. No labels, no spreadsheets, no weekends spent cataloguing things by hand.

See the app

A house, in your pocket.

Snap

Point. Shoot. The app fills in the rest.

Catalogue

Every item, where it lives, what it's worth.

Listing

Live on five marketplaces in seconds.

How it works

Faster than the kettle boils.

  1. 01

    Snap

    Photograph the thing. Or scan a QR sticker to file it straight into a box.

  2. 02

    Identify

    Haulder works out what it is. Brand, model, size, condition, the lot.

  3. 03

    Price

    Fair pricing built from what the same thing actually sold for. No more guessing.

  4. 04

    Post

    Confirm the draft. Live on every marketplace you've connected, in seconds.

The other half

Order, without trying.

Find the green crate, even when you forgot it was green. Find the spare hoover bags. Find the kids' old ski boots before next winter. No labels, no spreadsheets, no weekends sat cataloguing things by hand.

Every photo you snap to sell something files itself into a catalogue of your home. The selling pays for itself. The cataloguing, the bit you'd never sit down and do, just happens.

Haulder container label H–037, first scan to claim

If the worst happens

Proof, already filed.

Fire, flood, burglary. The day you really wish you'd kept a list of everything you own. Haulder is the list, plus the photos, plus current values, plus dates, going back as far as you've been using it.

Export the lot as a single PDF. Email it to your broker. Sleep again.

Insurance export

One PDF. Everything you own, valued and dated.

Who it's for

Three people, same app.

The parent

Outgrown clothes, sold and gone.

Photograph the pile in twenty minutes. Twenty listings go up. The whole lot's gone by next weekend, and the wardrobe's reset for the next size up.

The flipper

Boot-sale finds, listed by lunchtime.

Drive home from the car-boot. Lay it all out. Snap, snap, snap. Lunch is on the way and so are seventy live listings across every marketplace that matters.

The mover

Boxes labelled. Nothing lost.

Stick a sticker on every box as you pack. Scan to unpack room by room. Three months later, find the tea towels first time, every time.

Privacy

Your stuff. Your data. Full stop.

Your photos and catalogue stay yours. We never sell data. Ever.

Items only leave Haulder when you choose to list them, and only to the marketplaces you've connected.

Export everything in one click. Delete your account, every photo goes with it.

Ready when you are

Sell the clutter. Find the rest.

The average household sits on a few thousand pounds of resaleable stuff, and a lot more it can never find. Haulder is the laziest way to flog the first and the only thing left running for the second.