A storage unit's worth of objects turns into a phone's worth of disconnected pictures very quickly. The model number is in one shot, the scratch is in another and the explanation was something said out loud on the way to the next box.

In For Sale, you create the item first. Photos, short videos and spoken notes attach to it from the start, so I can read out a model number or describe a mark while looking at the object. Walk & Talk covers moving through several things at once: narrated clips with item markers, with the recordings kept for later review.

The same item has to be recognizable on the phone and in the browser. More photographs should make it easier to understand without creating a second sorting job.

Capture can happen somewhere with a poor connection. Uploads can resume, and local originals are retained while the transfer completes. The person can see whether their material has arrived and which item it belongs to.

On the larger screen, the collected photos and notes become the starting point for review. The broader project includes help with identification, condition notes, comparable listings, pricing and draft descriptions, with the comparisons available to examine. A photograph shows what an item looks like, and a spoken note can say whether it was tested. Keeping the two together helps a description stay accurate.

Drafts can be checked for missing photos, unclear condition notes and details that need another look. Marketplace publishing is disabled; the beta covers the capture and review work that comes before a listing. I designed the phone experience, the browser review and the connection between them.