Adding a listing
Three ways to get an item in: scan a photo, import from a URL, or enter it manually.
Listings enter Worth Radar four ways. Saved searches bring them in automatically; the other three let you analyze a specific item on demand.
Scan a photo (mobile-first)
Out thrifting or standing over an item? Tap Scan a photo, snap it with your rear camera, add the asking price if you know it, and analyze. No title or description needed — the AI reads the photo. The listing page then updates to the verdict. This is the fastest "snap → should I buy this?" path.
Import from a URL
Paste a listing link and Worth Radar reads it for you. For open pages it fetches and extracts the details directly; for trickier sites it fetches in a real browser in the background, then the listing shows up analyzed. Some sources (like Facebook Marketplace) can't be read from a link because they're login-walled — for those, use Scan a photo instead.
Enter manually
You can also type in a listing's details yourself — useful when you have the info but no link or photo handy. Add photos if you have them; they make the condition analysis much stronger.
Saved searches (automatic)
The hands-off option: set up a saved search and Worth Radar watches the marketplace on a schedule, scoring new matches as they post — no manual adding required.
However a listing gets in, it runs through the same analysis and scoring — see How scoring works.
Still stuck? Use the Feedback tab once you're signed in.