Give
Post a useful thing nearby and choose who gets it. No bids, no awkward price dance.
Once used, used again
Give useful things without marketplace energy.
Once is a local giving app for the lamp, the spare chair, the borrowable tool, the delivery favor, and the gift hint that saves everyone from another weird drawer.
Most free-stuff services inherit the mess of selling: haggling, flakes, noisy feeds, and a winner-takes-fastest mood. Once is designed around reuse, trust, and tiny local rescue missions.
Post a useful thing nearby and choose who gets it. No bids, no awkward price dance.
Ask before buying new: a ladder for the afternoon, a box, a lift, a tiny practical save.
Suburb-to-suburb help when the thing is useful but the logistics are the annoying bit.
Type or scan what you own, then decide what stays, gets repaired, or gets its next person.
Share gift hints you would actually use, so presents can land well and keep moving later.
Image Magic helps turn the box-floor photo into a clean giveaway or Things image. It is for clarity, not pretending your lamp is new.
Use a photo when the useful thing is visible, or type it in when the thing is wedged in a cupboard.
Track condition, category, rough value, and what you decided to do next.
Once keeps the useful parts close together: post, ask, choose, chat, hand over, archive, reuse.
Add photos, context, and coarse location. The goal is enough detail to avoid twenty repeated questions.
People raise a hand or offer a swap. You decide, then keep pickup details inside Once.
Reuse a card, convert a Thing into a Give, or keep track of what already found its next home.
The category is usually local classifieds, free groups, and wishlists. Once folds those jobs into one calmer product, then removes the incentives that make giving feel like a side hustle.
Once stays useful without a subscription. The free tier includes the everyday giving experience and your first 50 Things. Once Forever is the one-time unlock for unlimited Things and Image Magic.
Foundation users help set the tone early: practical, local, generous, and allergic to auction theatre.