• Sell to us: when Mint values a piece, it may show an offer from Very Minted to buy it from you, or to sell it for you. Tap See our offer and send your address. One of us checks the offer, usually within a working day, and emails you where to post it. Nothing is agreed until you post it. UK only.

• Bundles: pick slow pieces in the same size and Mint makes the bundle — the title in the house shape, every piece's brand and labels kept, and the price quoted before you say yes. • Live listings: change a title, description or specifics on an eBay listing that is already up, and send the changes to eBay from the phone. Reorder the photos while it is live. • Trainers: Mint asks for the tongue label, reads the style code, and names the exact model buyers search for. Re-running with a label photo is free. • Face ID: lock the app, and the lock now sits above every sheet. • Drag down to put the keyboard away on a listing.

• Returns: tap a sale to record why it came back, mark it back when it lands, then accept it into stock or reject it. Relist it with fresh photos and Mint writes the listing again. • Mint sends your photos while you're still taking them, so there's less waiting after Done — and on a slow signal it tells you, rather than looking stuck. • Leave the app while Mint is working and you'll get a notification the moment it's done. • On the free plan you now get five valuations to try Value with Mint, counted down as you go. • Sales waiting to be posted are on Today, with Mark shipped — on the listing too. • Listing numbers on the Review list, to match the website.

Very Minted now speaks French, Spanish and Polish — the whole app, in the language your iPhone is set to. Mint reads your photos the same way whatever the language; the Vinted copy it writes already follows your country. And the app icon comes in eight colours. Settings → App icon: Aubergine, Ink, Paper, Coral, Gold, Forest, Sky or Blush — the same mark, your colour, for a home screen sorted the way you like it.

Sold on eBay but still listed on Vinted? The app now says so — on the Review tab and on the listing — with a button to confirm once you've taken it down. A photo that didn't upload can be retried with a tap, and one refused for an expired session resends itself. The camera's Cancel button is back within reach, and a shot you don't want can be removed before it uploads. A sharper app icon.

Search your listings — title, brand, or item number — from the Review tab. Buy a pay-as-you-go pack when your month runs out, and see it counted next to your allowance. Undo a sale that was pressed by mistake. When eBay won't take a listing, the app now tells you why; and if eBay drops a photo, "Update photos on eBay" puts yours back.