Watch the analysis happen Once the photo is taken, a page opens on your item and the analysis writes itself out line by line. Then comes what it read: the object, its category, its material, the markings it found, its condition, the price range, and the price. The item details open right after. Until the answer arrives, a cross cancels the analysis and takes you back to the viewfinder.

A six-page way in Two short questions, what it could come to, and then the app does the work in front of you: a real scan on something within reach, and the listing that goes with it, written. No more drawn demos — what you see is your own object. Item details you can correct The photo reads what it can; you have the thing in your hands. Brand, material, size and measurements for clothing; brand, reference, dimensions and what's included for everything else. What you correct goes into the listing as fact — and correcting never triggers a new scan. Three prices, not one Quick, Advised, High. You pick one, and that becomes your asking price. Under each, a sense of how long the sale might take — estimated, not measured: Skannon observes no sales. The exact reference, when it's missing On an appliance or a piece of furniture, the reference decides the price: the same washing machine can be worth four times as much depending on the model. When the photo didn't read it, the app says so and opens the details — rather than sending you back to scan. Listing terms, in two switches Local pickup, firm or negotiable price. They start on the marketplace's own convention and change with one tap, without rewriting the listing. Listings that start with the right word When brand and model are known, they open the title. On fifty characters, that's what buyers actually type. The advanced scan, on every plan Up to three photos of the same item — the back, the label, the engraving — in a single estimate. It used to come with the monthly and annual plans only; weekly has it too now. The photo first The shutter no longer locks. You take your photo, and if your free scan is used, the subscription is offered when the analysis starts; once you subscribe, the analysis picks up on the same photo. Simpler navigation Your inventory and your library sit on either side of the scan button, and slide from one to the other. The offer and your account are at the top of your inventory. Your free scan is the welcome Your first scan is free, listing included, with no account. The next ones need Skannon Pro.

A new way in The app now shows what it does — an estimate, its range, the listing that goes with it — before asking anything. Two short questions, a trial scan you can skip, and you are in. Estimates checked against the market On request, Skannon looks up comparable listings actually on sale and holds its estimate against them. The listings it used are one tap away. Free scans that come back The counter no longer falls once and for all: it refills the next day. Your listing, ready to paste Title, price and description written to the conventions of the marketplace you pick — eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Mercari, Vinted. The first listing is on us. The photo lands in your camera roll, ready for the posting form. A five-tab bar Inventory, library, scan, premium and account. The offer has its own section now, where a subscriber finds their subscription rather than an ad. And some fixes Screens that overflowed without saying so, an object cropped in an illustration, and a summary that credited you with a number you never gave.

Prepare your listing in one step From any estimated object, Skannon now writes the listing: a title that fits the character limit, a description, an asking price and a category, written to the conventions of the marketplace you pick. It only states what the estimate established. What it cannot know — dimensions, year, the exact defects — it asks you for, instead of inventing it. Then three steps: the photo goes to your camera roll, the description to your clipboard, and the marketplace's posting form opens. You publish. Also fixed: creating an account after your first scans used to empty your inventory. Those scans now follow you into your account.