Scan your home. Find the money you forgot you had.
Walk through a garage, closet, or whole house. ZaZooom finds every sellable item, estimates what it's worth, and tells you what to sell first.
See what a whole room is worth — before you list a thing.
Pan the room with a quick video and add a few photos. ZaZooom itemizes everything it can clearly see, prices each piece from real sold comps, and shows you a per-item breakdown plus a whole-space total. It's an estimate, not an appraisal — and nothing posts until you say so.
Like a number? Tap List this on any item and it carries the AI title, price, and description straight into a listing. Built for downsizing, moving, and estate cleanouts.
Got one thing to sell? One photo is the whole job.
Snap a single item. ZaZooom names it, prices it from sold comps, and writes a high-converting ad — and the photo you took becomes the listing photo. No cropping, no busywork: review, set your ZIP, and post.
Scan the space, list what you want
Record the space
Take a slow video pan and/or a handful of photos. We sample frames evenly and value only what's clearly visible — no phantom items.
See the estimate
Get a per-item breakdown — name, condition, price, and the comps behind it — plus a whole-space total. Nothing posts yet.
List this
Tap any item to post it. Add a real photo, or use a clearly labeled reference photo — your call. Each listing is locked to the copy you approved.
Try a Home Scan →List separately →
Scan once, then post each item on its own — or roll the lot into one bundle listing.
Scan your home to declutter and sell what's worth money
Most of us are sitting on hundreds of dollars of stuff we've stopped seeing — the closet shelf, the garage corner, the box in the basement. Decluttering stalls because the question "is this even worth selling?" is annoying to answer one item at a time. Home Scan answers it for a whole room at once. Point your camera at the space, and ZaZooomIt finds every sellable item, identifies what each one is, and estimates what it's worth from real sold comps — then shows you a running total so you can see, in seconds, how much money is hiding in that pile.
That instant estimate changes how you declutter. Instead of agonizing over every object, you get a ranked list of what to sell first — the items that are actually worth your time — and permission to donate or toss the rest without second-guessing. You review the list, untick anything you're keeping, and adjust any price you disagree with. Nothing posts until you say so, so scanning your home is a no-pressure way to find out what it's worth before you commit to selling a single thing.
When you're ready, turn the good stuff into individual listings for supported marketplace posting, or roll a whole room into one bundle. Clearing out the garage or downsizing a whole house? Turn the scan into a garage sale with its own page, price tags, and QR signs. Home Scan is the same photo-to-listing engine described in how it works, aimed at a room instead of a single item — so decluttering finally pays for itself.
Home Scan is especially powerful for the big clear-outs. Moving and dreading what to keep? Scan each room and let the totals tell you what's worth hauling versus selling. Downsizing a parent's house or handling an estate? Walk through with your phone and get a room-by-room inventory with prices instead of a spreadsheet you'll never finish. Even routine spring cleaning goes faster when a closet becomes a ranked list of what's worth money. Because scanning is free and nothing posts until you approve it, there's no risk in just looking — point the camera, see the number, and decide from there. Most people are surprised how much a single messy corner is actually worth.