Photo before buying

Photograph it. Several AIs tell you what to check before you pay.

Send a product photo or a listing screenshot to Satcove on iPhone. Several AI models read what is visible, list the details to inspect and the questions to ask the seller, and show where their readings differ.

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What the models look at in a photo

Anything legible or visible in the picture:

  • ✓Labels, model numbers and what is printed on the packaging
  • ✓Wear, scratches, missing parts or inconsistent details
  • ✓The price tag or listing text, when it is in the screenshot
  • ✓Ingredient or composition lists you can read on the product

Questions that work well

Ask something specific, not “is it good?”:

  • ✓What should I inspect before paying for this?
  • ✓What is missing from this listing?
  • ✓What should I ask the seller?
  • ✓Which of these two items fits my need?

How it works on iPhone

Open Satcove, tap the attachment button, choose Camera or Photos, type your question and run a multi-AI consensus. You get each model’s view, the shared points and the open disagreements.

Photo or link?

If the item is listed online, the link gives the models the seller, the terms and the price to judge (see analyze a link). A photo is for when there is no listing, or when the condition of one specific item matters.

What a photo cannot prove

Authenticity, hidden damage, the current price and the warranty cannot be established from a picture. Treat the answer as a checklist and verify the material facts with the seller.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know what to check before buying something?

Photograph it, send it to Satcove and ask “What should I check before I buy this?”. Several AIs answer separately, and you see what they agree on and where they differ.

Can I use a screenshot of a Vinted or Leboncoin listing?

Yes. Attach the screenshot and ask your question. If you want the listing read directly, paste its link instead (see analyze a link).

Can AI tell whether an item is genuine?

It can flag visible inconsistencies, but a photo cannot guarantee authenticity. Ask for proof from the seller or a professional inspection.

Does it work on iPhone?

Yes: the iPhone app accepts camera and photo attachments, alongside files and links.

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