You photograph thirty things, list five, and the rest goes back in the wardrobe. Wardrobe Zero turns the pile into a queue — measurements, a price band and a ready-written listing for each item, one at a time, until there is nothing left.
One payment. No subscription. Works beside the Vinted app — we never sign in to your account.
The method
Clear-outs stall because every garment asks you eight questions at once. Wardrobe Zero splits the work into three passes, so each one is mindless enough to finish in a single sitting.
Pass one — shoot
Photograph everything before you fill in a single field. The queue keeps track of what is what, so you never lose the thread halfway down the pile.
Pass two — write
Waist and inseam on jeans, shoulder and length on a coat, insole on shoes. The right prompts per garment, a price band per brand tier, and the listing written for you.
Pass three — follow up
What sold, what is still sitting, and which listings have gone stale enough to need a cut. The total is the part you will want to screenshot.
Pricing
Every other tool here bills monthly, because they are built for resellers who list daily. You are not running a shop. You are emptying a wardrobe, twice a year, and you would quite like it to end.
Questions
Yes. Wardrobe Zero is a preparation tool. It does not connect to your Vinted account, does not automate listings and does not scrape their site. You copy the finished text across yourself, exactly as you would from a notes app. That distinction is deliberate — automation tools in this space put their users' accounts at risk.
From a brand-tier and category model of our own, multiplied by the condition you select. They are ranges rather than promises, and the final number stays your call. Nothing is scraped from Vinted.
In this build they never leave your browser. In production they sit on EU servers, exist only to keep your pile in order, and are deleted automatically sixty days after a clear-out ends.
Because charging monthly for something you do twice a year is a worse product dressed up as a better business. Twelve months is longer than any clear-out takes, and the door is still open next spring.