Every option, side by side.

Knowing is the slow part.

Some things are worth selling now, some are worth keeping, and some will be worth more next year. Working out which takes time, and most of it goes on finding the facts.

The average American already spends 2.5 days a year looking for things they own.¹

Every route, priced at once.

Exchange prices every route out for each item in one pass, by the same rules. You see what each one would return after its costs, side by side.

Each route shows the asking price, the venue's cut and what you would keep, with a plain answer on whether that buyer would take the item.

What needs you comes first.

Your holdings are listed in the order they need your attention, each with the reason Exchange gave. Your time goes to the items where a decision matters most.

When a fact about an item is missing, Exchange names it and asks you for it, and any total that item is part of shows as a minimum until you answer.

It works both ways.

Things come in as well as go out. Your items arrive from the Sluice projects you choose to bring in.

Tell Exchange what you are looking for, and it scores the offers on the market against your list by the same rules, with the reason each one fits or does not.

Decide in one look.

Keep. Sell. Donate. Discard. Claim.

Three numbers sit side by side for every item you own.

A year of keeping it

—withheldwhat it costs you

Worth to replace

—withheldwhat your record says

If you sold it today

—withheldwhat the best offer would pay

The same three numbers the app shows for each thing you own. The numbers are yours; you get them when it is your turn.

Your records are yours.

What Exchange knows about your things is used to show you your options. Your records are published, shared or used to train a model only with your explicit consent, and an item goes to a buyer only when you choose that route.