samla.ai
Snap a photo, get an instant catalogue of what you own.
What it does
You’ve scanned the shelf. Now what? samla.ai sorts it into rooms and boxes, tells you what the whole lot is worth, and writes the listing when you want to sell - straight to eBay or Discogs. Play the record on Spotify, stream the film, hear the audiobook. Open that box in the attic without opening it. Share a collection with people who’ll appreciate it. Export it for your insurer before you need to. Built for serious collectors of records, handbags and more - and for everything else you own.
Point your camera at what you collect and samla.ai tells you what it is, what it’s worth, and where it belongs. Records, books, wine, cards - 32 categories in one app.
Snap a photo of anything you collect - a record, a bottle, a comic, that weird old camera - and samla.ai tells you what it is, what it’s worth, and files it neatly on the right shelf. Cataloging your collection used to be a winter project. Now it’s weirdly fun. One photo, straight from the shelf. You don’t even have to dust it off first. Two-stage analysis figures out what you’re holding - name, brand, edition, condition - and picks the right category while you watch. You get a market estimate with comparable listings, and the item lands exactly where it lives: building, room, shelf. Point, shoot, done. The AI reads the details off the photo and fills in the boring fields for you. Get live…from samla.ai
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