Every item,
exactly where you left it.
Hangar keeps everything you’re selling organised: photo it, bag it, get on with your day. Sold something? Hangar names the shelf, the box and the bag.
Made for selling from home
Give every piece a code: a QR sticker or a scribble on the mailer bag. When it sells, Hangar names the box and shelf you put it in, and the code on the bag confirms it.
More about this ›Snap a photo and the title, brand, size and category are typed in for you. Or describe it out loud, price and all, and watch the form fill itself.
More about this ›List on Vinted and Depop at the same time, or post straight to eBay from the app. Mark something sold, and Hangar keeps a little list of what to take down everywhere else.
More about this ›Share a Vinted or Depop listing to Hangar, or pull in your whole eBay shop at once. Photos, title and price land as stocked items, so you skip the retyping and re-photographing.
More about this ›Upload the QR your courier sent onto the sold item. It lives on the phone, so in a parcel shop with no signal you scan the bag and the code opens, full brightness.
More about this ›At home, at the post office, or in the loft with no signal: changes queue up and sync when you’re back.
From wardrobe to posted parcel
Snap one photo and the title, brand, size and category type themselves in. Or describe it out loud, price and all.
Pop it in a mailer bag with its code on, either a QR sticker or a sharpie scribble.
File the bag in any box, shelf or tote, wherever it fits, and forget about it until it sells.
Hangar drafts the words for each platform. You paste, post and flip it to Listed.
One tap when it goes. Anything still live on the other app lands on your take-down list.
Upload the courier’s QR onto the item. At the shop, scan the bag and the code pops up, signal or not.
Never dig for a sold item again.
14 days free, and your first few bags take about ten minutes.
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