• Add your own brands — type any brand name when uploading or editing an item, instead of choosing from a fixed list • Quick SKU: new optional Brand field while capturing, and it stays filled as you capture a batch of items • The brand picker now includes your organization's own brands for one-tap reuse • Brand corrections now update your catalog's brand groupings right away

• Smoother photo viewing — pinch zoom now follows your fingers precisely, with natural momentum when you swipe • Faster batch photography — the delay between Quick SKU Plus captures is gone • Quieter feedback — success messages appear as brief banners instead of pop-ups you have to dismiss • Search your History by product title • Paste SKU lists straight into a rack or bin, and export a container's SKUs • Manual brand entries now take priority in filters and exports • Scanner screen now fits smaller iPhones

• Brand filters are now more accurate: brands you've entered manually always take priority over AI-detected ones across History, My Items, and Exports • Cleaner brand lists — fewer duplicate AI-generated brand name variations • Bug fixes and performance improvements

• Upload from library: use photos already on your phone in every capture mode — Quick SKU, Plus, Comps Check, Ask IIQ, and CheckCheck. • Editable SKUs: photograph now and attach the real barcode later. Type, scan, or AI-read a handwritten tag, and the item's photos, details, and warehouse placement follow. • Compact layout tier for iPhone SE and 6s-class screens. • TikTok bulk exports fill every required column again, so Seller Center accepts them.

SKU Location — a warehouse map you build by scanning Find any item Scan a product barcode to see the exact rack, location, zone, and site it's sitting in — or just search the SKU from the browse screen. Four scan workflows • Stock rack — scan a rack, then scan each item onto it • Item to rack — scan an item, then the rack it goes on • Location to rack — scan or pick a spot, then park a rack there • Rack to location — scan a rack, then where you just moved it Setup happens as you scan Locations and racks register themselves the first time you scan their barcode. Give it a display name and it's live — no spreadsheet to prepare and no setup screen to fill in before your first item. Organize by Site and Zone Group locations into zones and zones into sites, so a second room, a back building, or an offsite unit maps to how you actually store things. Browse and manage Walk sites, zones, locations, racks, and items, with photos and listing titles pulled in on demand. Zones list everything they hold in a two-column grid you can collapse when you want the overview back. Move items between racks, park racks at new locations, and pull items off a rack right from the list. One search box covers sites, zones, locations, racks, and SKUs at once. Audit trail Recent activity logs every move, and each item records who set its location and when. Handwritten SKUs Switch the scanner between barcode and handwritten capture and point it at a hand-marked tag — it reads the SKU for you. Reads are more reliable this release, and scanned SKUs now match your inventory exactly instead of accepting near misses. A better scanner Every scanner screen shows the same item banner: what you're holding and what to do next. Tap any photo to enlarge it, switch between inventory views with the new Items tabs and two-column layout, pick a location by hand when scanning isn't practical, and step back through screens without losing your place. CheckCheck and Real Authentication • Pending submissions now sync to the correct product folder • Requests and orders show listing titles and SKUs, so you can tell items apart at a glance • Items waiting on more images are flagged Photos Needed, and the new Add Photos flow lets you shoot or pick images and send them with a note to the authenticator Inventory sync Importing your SALES tab now marks matching items sold on the item record itself, so product pages show sold status directly. Sales removed from the sheet clear it again on the next run. Thanks for using ItemIQ. Questions or ideas? We read every message.

What's New in 6.17.3 A simpler way to start. New users now land on a Starter home screen focused on the essentials: check comps with a photo, scan a SKU, snap and catalog an item, or ask AI for item details — each one tap from the camera. Choose your Home layout. Use the picker in the top corner to switch between Starter (the basics), Hosts (tuned for live-show hosting — formerly "Simple"), and Full (every tool). Your choice is remembered. Comp Check handwritten SKU tags. Comp Check by SKU now scans barcodes or handwritten SKU tags — tap the written-tag button and AI reads the tag for you. Your brand front and center. Members of an organization now see their organization's logo on the Home screen instead of the ItemIQ logo. Polish. Starter buttons now size to fill your screen, and comp checks from Starter and Hosts skip straight to results for faster pricing on a single item.

Ready-to-paste "What's New" draft • New Simple/Full Home view: switch between a streamlined layout (big Ask and Comp Check buttons front and center) and the full classic dashboard — perfect for fast, single-item lookups on the floor. • Comp Check by Image and Comp Check by SKU: instantly find what similar items are selling for, either by snapping a photo or scanning/entering a SKU — no need to create a full listing first. • Pinch-to-zoom on comp results, just like a web page, so you can inspect listing photos up close. • Faster, more accurate comp results: tighter USD price matching, outlier-aware averages, and a cleaner price-tile grid view. • Custom Export: build your own CSV export templates with flexible field mapping for the marketplaces and tools you use. • Whatnot export improvements: SKUs are now appended to titles by default, with optional SKU descriptions and collapsible fields. • Curate Shows can now be shared org-wide, so your whole team can collaborate on the same eBay, TikTok, and Whatnot show lineups. • Enterprise organizations can now manage per-seat billing directly in the app. • Various stability fixes, including a Comp Check crash fix and

What’s New since v6.16.8 v6.16.9 — Optional product Title Optional Title on Item Details (create/edit flows) Overrides AI listing title on marketplace exports when set Title shown primary / SKU secondary on History, My Items, Find Item Search by SKU or Title (app + web Catalog) Edit Title on the web product Item Details section Item Details moved above AI Analysis (app + web) Web Manage images → set which photo is Main (same reorder as the app)

What's new: 6.16.8 vs 6.16.6 Current version is 6.16.8. Here's everything shipped since 6.16.6. 6.16.8 — Org-wide Curate Shows Org-wide shows for Whatnot, eBay, and TikTok Curate — toggle when creating or editing a show so all org members see it in their show lists Org-wide toggle on show list rows — flip org-wide without opening the show Navigation fix — back from show detail no longer duplicates the show list on the stack 6.16.7 — Custom Export Custom Export — upload a CSV template, review AI-suggested column mappings, save Export Profiles, and export catalog data in that format Sample CSV template download to get started quickly Streamlined export screen — split-button footer, collapsible batch/paste sections, full-width format picker Custom Export on the marketing website — profile management, template upload, and custom CSV downloads on the web export page Backend split — custom export build logic moved to its own module for faster Cloud Functions deploys Enterprise organization billing (backend + website) Self-service Enterprise signup on the marketing site (enterprise-signup.html) — $45/seat/month via Stripe Existing org upgrade path — same-domain signups reuse the existing org instead of creating duplicates Seat sync — Stripe subscription quantity updates when members join or leave Manage Organization — admins can start Enterprise checkout and view billing status Requires Firebase functions + website deploy and Stripe config to go live Bug fixes & improvements Inventory Sales Import — fixed Firestore snapshot writes for large sheets (no more index limit errors from huge salesBySku maps) 6.16.6 baseline (already in 6.16.6): optional SKU description on export, collapsible export fields, manual export priority over auto-detected values

What's New in Version 6.16.6 SKU & listing details Add an optional product description when creating items in Quick SKU, Quick SKU Plus, and the full SKU workflow Optional fields (price, description, weight, dimensions, and more) can be shown or hidden with a setting that remembers your preference Your manual description appears on the product page and is used in exports instead of AI-generated text when you enter one Whatnot exports SKU is appended to listing titles by default (e.g. #YOUR-SKU) to help match listings in live shows Turn this off anytime in Whatnot Settings if you prefer titles without the SKU suffix

What's New in 6.16.4 Comps Check — faster pricing research at garage sales & thrift runs Capture up to 30 items in one session while similar-listing searches run in the background See average comp prices on each item tile as results come in Switch between detail view and tiles-only grid to review your whole haul at a glance Tap into any item for full comp results, with list or full-screen grid — great for showing buyers comparable listings Optional background removal on comp photos for cleaner searches Smarter comp pricing Comp averages now ignore obvious outliers (e.g. one $500 result among many $20 listings) Only USD-priced comps are used in averages Improved filtering for bad or mismatched price data Stability Fixed a crash when opening comp results on some items

What’s New in 6.15.5 eBay — faster workflow • eBay Auto Upload on the home screen: after Quick SKU, listings can go to eBay when AI analysis and pricing are ready • Organization eBay connections — one teammate connects eBay; others can use that account for migrations • Separate eBay settings — CSV Export (bulk file) vs API Migration (Migrate to eBay / auto-upload), including Best Offer, listing format, duration, and business policy preferences • Improved eBay migration pricing, toy/diecast category mapping, and footwear sizing/condition handling Quick SKU — shoot without waiting • Background uploads for Quick SKU and Quick SKU Plus — keep capturing while photos upload • Fixes for rapid back-to-back captures, SKU numbering, and upload reliability Curate Show & live selling • Repurpose shows across Whatnot, eBay, and TikTok; mark items sold and sync sold status with exports • Sales Import job to bring in sales data for curate workflows • Host View updates: faster live auction HUD on all platforms, better eBay Live chat capture, and cleaner HUD when lots end Exports & listings • Batch ID now appears in export titles (not descriptions) for easier sorting • U.S. Size supported in capture, exports, and Shopify/eBay migration • Configurable eBay CSV export defaults (from 6.14.8 era and refined since) Reliability • Auto-import backfill improvements for items missing AI or comps • Migration and upload stability fixes throughout 6.15.x

What's New in 6.14.8 (since 6.14.7) Exports — Curate Show Optional Batch ID on eBay, Whatnot, and TikTok Curate Show detail screens, placed above the export buttons Batch ID is appended to each listing description in the export (after Pick Location when present), same behavior as Export Product Data Placeholder suggests the show name so you can quickly tag every item in that show (e.g. Saturday Handbags Live)

AI & catalog Upgraded to Gemini 3.5 Flash for faster, smarter item analysis across the app (Ask IIQ, Lost SKU text matching, product chat, and backend analysis). Lost SKU visual search now uses the latest Gemini Embedding 2 model for image matching (deploy functions + consider re-running embedding backfill for best results). Create & capture Training Mode for Quick SKU 8 Pics — shot-by-shot camera guides for new users, with a toggle on Create an Item (turning Training Mode on auto-selects 8 Pics). Exports Configurable export settings for Whatnot, Shopify, and TikTok — same pattern as eBay: save your defaults (categories, shipping, inventory, fulfillment, etc.) and reuse them on Export Data and curate-show flows. Optional Batch ID (and Pick Location) can be appended to marketplace export descriptions, with per-format length limits on app and web exports. Host View & Chrome extension (TikTok / live selling) TikTok Host View — more reliable live chat capture, auction-win system messages filtered from the chat feed, better show-end detection, and stale stream data cleared so old chat/GMV doesn’t replay after a show ends. Extension v1.8.37 — fixes a dead capture state after extension reload; capture restarts without a full tab refresh. PP&S workflow — push catalog SKUs from typed or pasted search and form fields (Enter, blur, or pause), including ItemIQ catalog search — not only highlight/Sheets flows. Extension signup — new accounts now create the Firestore users/{uid} profile correctly (parity with the website).

What’s New • Pinch to zoom on the camera when capturing photos — Comps Check, Quick SKU, Ask IIQ, and more • Host View: TikTok Live support with auction info, chat, and sold-lot sync during streams • Host View: Clearer Whatnot live display, including cost labels on pricing strips • eBay exports: New settings screen to customize your bulk listing defaults • Quicker exports and more reliable Quick SKU field memory • Fixes for Host View remote display, inventory sheet pricing, tab navigation, and bulk image import

What's New in 6.14.2 • New ItemIQ Safari Extension for iPhone and iPad! Capture eBay Live host details right from Safari — the same Host View scanning power that was previously Chrome-only. • Simpler, more secure Shopify connection: connect your store in one tap with no domain typing required, and your store credentials are now encrypted at rest. • eBay bulk listing exports are fixed — files now match eBay's Seller Hub template exactly, so uploads are accepted on the first try. • Smarter eBay auction pricing: items priced only in your inventory sheet now get an accurate Start price automatically. • Faster auto-import: imports now resume right where they left off without rescanning your Drive folders. • Performance improvements and bug fixes.

What's New in 6.13.4 Inventory & fulfillment Optional quantity on Quick SKU and the product page — great when you have more than one of the same item (defaults to 1 for one-of-one listings). Weight (lb/oz), package size (L×W×H), and storage location on Quick SKU, Quick SKU Plus, and the product page. Bulk Update Quantity (Home → Import): export a SKU/Title/Quantity spreadsheet, edit offline, and upload to apply changes in bulk. Smarter exports & imports IIQ spreadsheet CSV now includes quantity, weight, dimensions, storage location, and auction categories for easier round-trip editing. Improved CSV file picking on import screens. Product page improvements Edit AI Analysis directly on the item — listing title, description, price suggestion, brands, materials, colors, features, selling points, and auction categories. Quantity and fulfillment details are visible and editable alongside item details. For live sellers (ItemIQ ecosystem)

What's New This update focuses on smoother live selling tooling, faster closet access, and day‑to‑day listing workflows. • Host View (live) – More reliable pairing of auction timer and bid cues from Whatnot-style activity next to viewer chat; improved handling of giveaway chatter and “run” style comments so important live signals stay easier to scan. Better flow for join / activity cues and tighter overall Host View polish. • Live auction countdown feels steadier – Less jumpy countdown when Host View refreshes auction timing from synced live data (smoother on-device pacing between updates). • Bulk quantities & CSV tools – Bulk quantity updates with refinement to CSV import so spreadsheet-driven edits behave more predictably at scale. • Exports & marketplace parity – IIQ quantities reflected more consistently where items go out through marketplace export paths. • Navigation & SKU entry – Tab bar polish around invite UX and tweaks to common SKU flows while you're moving between tools. • AI background cleanup – If background removal hits a snag, you'll see clear in-app messaging instead of raw system dialogs. • My Closet – Opens faster, with thumbnails recovering more reliably after load. • Stability – Fixed an issue where the bottom tab strip could incorrectly show duplicate “Ideas & feedback” entries on iPhone. Along with broader fixes and polish behind the scenes for performance and reliability.

Product Details reliability: Resolved an issue where the product screen could stay on “Loading product details…” indefinitely on the normal (non–Host View) route. Version: Bumped to 6.11.1 so updates are easy to recognize in support and diagnostics.

• Live / Host View on the product screen — Sold-this-stream handling, gross vs stream-goal meter, and comp / pricing behavior are more consistent when you’re hosting or following along remotely. Fewer stuck or flashing states when the live feed updates. • Better SKU detection from photo filenames — If your image names use catalog-style patterns such as _SKU_ plus your numeric SKU, Quick SKU and related uploads can pick up that SKU more reliably instead of only using the first chunk before an underscore. • Create → Auto Upload — If Shopify isn’t available for your org, you’ll get a clear alert instead of a confusing silent failure. • Reliability — Updates under the hood for Host View remote sync and sold-price parsing so on-air pricing and history stay aligned with what you’re seeing live.

Catalog & claimed items My Items / Catalog: Claimed listings are merged with your uploads; fixes so claimed rows resolve correctly on the web, including images via improved upload-history lookup. Exports: Support for claimed-item export flows on web and in the app; web export includes claimed SKUs across upload directories. Pricing & listings 6.9.2: Prefer sale price for listing where applicable. Wholesale / Google Sheets NameMap wholesale opt-in and more reliable reads on very large sheets. Host View, Whatnot & marketing site 6.9.3 patch: Marketing Host View hardening, dashboard tile improvements, and service worker purge behavior. Whatnot: Viewer-series chart work and related extension/backend updates tied to host/claimed flows. Marketing dashboard navigation Fix: Waits for Firebase session restore before treating you as signed out—stops the Dashboard → Export (or other tiles) → login flash → back to dashboard loop. Version 6.10.0: Current shipping version line including the above on main.

What’s new in ItemIQ 6.8.0 Browse & find products New floating tab bar for quicker navigation. Brand and category filters on the For You feed. Search-by improvements so you can zero in on items faster, with richer brand and category context from your IIQ and Ask IIQ data. Camera Smoother in-app camera flows, with fixes to navigation and preview so capturing and retaking photos feels more reliable. Speed & image quality Faster product images in the app, with smarter loading and caching so you spend less time waiting on thumbnails and galleries. Performance and stability improvements in Host View and related loading states. Host View & going live (including Whatnot) Whatnot live context on Host View so key live selling signals are easier to see at a glance (works together with the ItemIQ Whatnot Chrome extension and backend updates where you use that setup). Picture-in-picture–style viewing options and clearer on-screen Whatnot / listing details while hosting. Moderator and crew messaging support and a help (ⓘ) entry to explain Host and Remote options. Clearer behavior when a remote or Whatnot-sourced SKU doesn’t match, so the main item doesn’t stay in a stuck or confusing state. Teams using Remote / Host Smoother, less “flashy” updates in Remote Host experience when multiple things change at once, and a clearer viewer / graph control where that UI appears. (Exact screens depend on your org’s setup.) We’ve also fixed various bugs and rough edges reported in recent builds so day-to-day listing, hosting, and buying flows feel more consistent. Thank you for using ItemIQ — this release is a big step for faster media, tighter search, and stronger live selling tools on your phone.

What’s new since v6.2 AI & catalog Custom IIQ AI prompts, CSV import, and smoother AI prompt handling. SKU search works across your full catalog—not only what’s on the current page. Home & shortcuts Services on the home dock includes quick links to Google Drive and your AI sheet, with a simpler home layout. Live selling & Curate Remote Host View: teammates can help run the show from another device, with web pages for remote viewing and thumbnails. TikTok Curate Show and cleaner Curate headers. Social & teams Social hub with Manage Following and Favorites. Organization options: internal-only mode and a For You feed for members. Pricing & research Lost SKU on the web, with supporting cloud updates. Comps defaults tuned to priced results so comparisons are easier to read. Exports & email Web bulk SKU export, optional log tailing, and email links when downloads are ready. Bulk ZIP in a smoother set-and-forget flow, with export behavior aligned across experiences. Marketplace-style HTML package emails with QR codes and hero images; reliable sending for signed-in users. Reliability Fixes for auth-only signups and web registration aligned with the mobile app. Safer back navigation, clearer feed timestamps, and org-aware following. My Items & History: upload history fixes (v6.6.1). Studio workflow Capture One companion sync work and macOS packaging for Firebase-based workflows. Web Marketing site improvements: Host View, catalog, remote listen polish, sign-in-aware navigation, and export page updates.

Major home screen redesign and TikTok Shop export sheet feature.

What’s New in Version 5.7.0 A smoother Host View Opening Host View should feel snappier, and prices and costs ought to show up more reliably—especially right after you open the app or when you’re using a work account. Comparable sales are easier to make sense of, with clearer risk information and tidier layouts. We’ve also polished how things look on the host bar and on product screens so Host View is easier to find and use. Track what’s sold and shipped You can mark items as sold or shipped from the item screen (including through sharing), and fix mistakes by unmarking when needed. If you use our shipping tools, you can work through barcodes to update sold and shipped status, with clear confirmations—including a heads-up if something was already marked sold. Shopify If your shop connects through Shopify, links and messages should feel more accurate and less confusing. We’ve fixed issues with how the app opens Shopify and improved how uploads work for personal accounts when moving from the web. Staying up to date Sometimes we’ll gently let you know when a newer version of the app is recommended, so you get the latest improvements and fixes. Selling on eBay We’ve improved the Curate Show experience for people who use eBay workflows, including exports and how things look in the app. iPhone & iPad The app continues to work as a proper iPhone and iPad app, in line with how Apple expects apps to be listed. Thanks for updating—we’re always fixing bugs and polishing details, so this release includes those improvements too.