About Shoppy
Shoppy is a shop manager for secondhand sellers. It lives in Telegram and takes the day-to-day work of selling off people’s plates.
What we are building
Selling secondhand means photographing, writing listings, pricing, answering buyers, handling offers, and keeping several apps in sync. Shoppy is designed to take that work on through an ongoing conversation. A seller connects the shops they already use, and Shoppy helps list items, answer buyers, suggest prices, and take sold items down from their other shops.
Shoppy can also help people find and compare secondhand items when they ask. Availability depends on the marketplaces and messaging services connected to Shoppy, and features may change as those services change.
How Shoppy approaches automation
Shoppy uses automated systems and AI to interpret requests and work with secondhand information. These systems can make mistakes. People should review important results and remain responsible for prices, offers, purchases, listings, shipping choices, messages, and compliance with marketplace rules.
We aim to make the assistant clear about what it can observe and what action it is taking. A connected marketplace account is used only to support the service and the person’s instructions; Shoppy should not claim that it can monitor or complete an action when the required access is unavailable.
Who operates this website
Shoppy is the product and organization presented at useshoppy.com. The public contact address is hello@useshoppy.com. The website includes current policies, terms, machine-readable discovery files, and API documentation so people and automated agents can understand the service before relying on it.