A camerathat finishesthe listing.
Coming to the App StoreiPhone · iOS 26 or later
What it does
One garment.Six answers.A listing.
Fripe photographs a garment, lifts it off its background on the device, and assembles a title and description from templates bundled in the app. You paste them into Vinted yourself. Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to.
Three moves
Nothing about it is clever. That is the design.
Shoot it
Up to four photos of one garment, cover first. The counter in the corner is listings left, not photos left — shooting, retaking, recropping and redoing the cutout never cost anything.
Camera Answer six
Category, brand, size, colour, condition, price. Five screens, because size and colour share one. Each answer narrows the next, which is why size has nothing to offer until category is settled.
Compose Paste it
Save the photos to your camera roll — that is the credit — then copy the title, description and price one field at a time. Come back between fields and the next one is already on the clipboard.
Ready
What comes out
The same picture, every time.
Every listing leaves the app as the same picture: the garment cut out by Vision, dropped on a cream field, shadowed, and cropped to the ratio marketplaces show at full width. The backdrop carries a version number in the source, because an exported photo outlives the app build that made it.
- Canvas
- 1600 × 2000 px
- Ratio
- 4:5
- Colour
- sRGB
- Backdrop
- Cream, #F6F1E7
- Subject
- 84% of the frame
- Centre
- 48% from the top
- Photos
- Up to four, cover first
- Words
- Bundled templates · EN, FR
Where it goes
There is no server to send it to.
The app makes no network requests of its own.
Put the phone in airplane mode. Shoot, cut out, compose, edit and copy all work end to end. The only thing that stops is buying credits, and that is Apple’s purchase sheet, not ours. In the source, URLSession appears zero times, and a test fails the build if it ever appears once.
The app cannot read your photo library.
NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription is absent from the app’s Info.plist, which is what iOS requires before an app may read your library — so iOS will not let it. Picking an existing photo goes through the system picker, which runs outside the app and hands over only the image you chose. The one permission Fripe asks for is add-only, to save finished photos back.
Nothing is collected, and nothing is tracked.
The privacy manifest shipped inside the app declares an empty collected-data list and tracking set to false — that is the machine-readable version of the App Store’s “Data Not Collected”. There is no analytics SDK, no crash reporter, no attribution framework, and no device identifier read anywhere.
Your credit balance is on the device, not in our database.
The balance is a local file in the app container. We cannot read it, cannot see how many credits you have, and cannot top it up by hand — which is the honest cost of not having an account system. Restore only finishes StoreKit transactions that never completed. A new phone or a reinstall starts at three free listings, unless you restore a device backup that still has the file.
Originals never reach your camera roll unless you ask.
Photos are written to the app’s own container while you work, and only the finished listing images are saved out, when you tap Save. Delete the app and the container goes with it.
The long version, with nothing left out, is on the privacy page.
Pricing
Three listings free. Then you buy some, once.
Threelistings
Free
Enough to find out whether the app is worth $2.99 before paying for it.
Twentylistings
$2.99
A wardrobe clear-out. Bought once, no subscription, no expiry.
Fiftylistings
$5.00
For anyone who does this every season. Roughly ten cents a listing.
The credit binds to the listing, not to the button.
A credit is spent the first time a listing leaves the app — saving its photos, or copying its first field, whichever you do first — and that listing is then paid for permanently. Come back to it next week, change the answers, rebuild the text, copy every field again: it will never take a second credit. Writing and rewriting the listing is free. What a credit buys is a finished listing, not a tap.
Sold by Apple as consumable purchases, in your own currency. Refunds go through Apple. The details are on the support page.
It stayson the phone.
No account to make, no subscription to cancel, no servers holding anything of yours. Fripe is a tool you buy once and keep.
