Whatnot: Shop, Sell, Connect

Shopping.

4.6

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Installs

1,000,000+

Developer

Whatnot Inc.

Category

Shopping

Content Rating

Rated for 12+

Developer Email

[email protected]

Privacy Policy

https://www.whatnot.com/privacy

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Editor Reviews

Whatnot: Shop, Sell, Connect keeps things simple and focused. It's built around a mix of live auctions, casual selling, and real-time interaction, all wrapped in an app that feels more like hanging out than running a storefront. The design is clearly meant to keep things moving. You can jump into a stream, place bids, ask questions, and even start selling—all without feeling buried under layers of features. It leans into the community without forcing it, which makes it feel natural whether someone's there to browse or put items up for sale.

This platform isn't trying to look polished for the sake of it. Instead, it offers a space where collectors, small sellers, and curious browsers feel welcome. There is a strong leaning toward categories such as trading cards, sneakers, comics, and collectibles. It's not the kind of app that tries to offer everything—just the things it knows people care about in those spaces. Sellers can go live, show products, and respond to comments in real time, while buyers can keep it casual or go all-in with bids.

The layout keeps things tight: scrollable streams, pop-up bidding, and clear seller profiles. No need for flashy design or over-complicated steps. That choice helps make it feel more like a social hangout than a commercial tool, which is probably the point.

Features

  • Live Auctions: Real-time selling with countdowns and bidding windows. Creates a fast-moving way to shop while watching.
  • Seller Pages: Each seller has a profile with a review score, history, and upcoming events. Keeps trust visible without overcomplicating it.

  • Category Filters: Easy to find niche interests—whether someone’s into sports memorabilia, vintage items, or rare collectibles.
  • Real-Time Chat: Conversations happen live during auctions. Viewers can ask about a product or just talk while watching.
  • Schedule & Reminders: Users can follow sellers and set reminders for upcoming live sales or product drops.
  • Saved Replays: Some live streams can be watched again, giving buyers a second chance to view highlights or catch items they missed the first time.

Pros

  • Active Community: There's always something live that makes it feel like you're joining a crowd, not just scrolling alone.
  • Quick Setup for Sellers: No drawn-out application or listing process. Go live and sell with minimal setup.
  • Secure Payments: In-app purchases are handled directly through Whatnot, adding a layer of buyer protection.
  • No Extra Equipment Needed: Sellers can stream straight from a phone without needing cameras or special tools.

Cons

  • Mobile-First Design: The experience isn't as smooth on a desktop. Most features are meant for the mobile app.
  • No International Shipping (Yet): Sellers and buyers are mostly limited to the U.S., which cuts off a broader audience.
  • Time-Sensitive Buying: Most deals happen live and fast. If you miss a stream, you often miss the product.

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