What the fuck this?
Found something in a drawer and have no idea what it is? Point your phone at it. WTF This tells you what it is and whether you actually need it. If you don't, it becomes money for someone who needs it more than you do.
- Identified
- Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter
- Era
- c. 2011–2014
- Confidence
- 94%
- Est. value
- €4–8
- Your life
- Nowhere. Nothing you own has a VGA port.
Listing written. Once you confirm, the proceeds go to the Gozo SPCA.
Cables/Hubs/The fourth projector/A fondue set from 2009/The rowing machine that became a coat rack/Anything.
Never a shrug.
Four questions, asked in order, against what it knows about your projects, your skills and the gear you already own. The first answer that sticks is the verdict.
- Q1Can we tell what it is?If not →RetakeShoot the label, the connector or the serial plate. Unsure never means sell.
- Q2Does it already have a job in your life?If yes →KeepHere's the job it does, and it goes into your inventory.
- Q3Could it pair with something you own?If yes →BuildHere's what the two of them make together.
- Q4Otherwise.Always →Let it goListed, priced, and the money goes to charity.
The verdicts.
Every photo becomes a line in your inventory. A weekend of snapping and you know what you own, in every house, and what to do about it.
| Nº | Item | Confidence | Est. value | Verdict | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0417 | Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter | 94% | €4–8 | Let it go | Nothing you own has a VGA port. |
| 0418 | 15-key button control deck | 99% | €60–90 | Build | Pair it with the projector: one button, one cinema. |
| 0419 | Fondue set, six forks | 97% | €10–20 | Let it go | Used once, at a party you left early. |
| 0420 | Zigbee smart-home hub | 88% | €40–70 | Keep | It runs the hallway lights. Do not unplug. |
| 0421 | Unlabelled 12V power brick | 41% | — | Retake | Might be the only one for something you love. |
| 0422 | Short-throw projector (the fourth) | 96% | €150–250 | Let it go | You have three others. Nobody needs four. |
Illustrative examples. Values are estimates, not offers.
The money goes to someone who needs it more than you.
When something has no place in your life, WTF This helps you sell it, and by default every cent goes to the Gozo SPCA, the island's only charitable rescue for dogs and cats.
The code is open source and the choice is yours: any charity you like, or yourself if times are hard. But when in doubt, give it to the animals.
Shelter, vet care and rehoming for Gozo's strays. gozo-spca.org
Decisive, not nosy.
It needs to know your projects and your gear. It doesn't need anything else, so it doesn't ask.
Your key, your data
Bring your own AI key. Your inventory stays yours, encrypted.
Asks only what helps
Projects, skills and gear. Nothing more.
Unsure means retake
Low confidence asks for the label or connector, never a blind sale.
Wiped before it ships
Anything with storage or an account gets a wipe checklist first.
You confirm every sale
WTF This suggests. Nothing is listed until you say so.
On your phone.
Open it, point it at the thing, tap once. The prompt is built in, so you never type a word.
Download the app
Install the APK directly. Your phone will ask you to allow installs from your browser the first time.
TestFlight, very soon
The iPhone app is built and waiting on Apple. Until then, open the web app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Same app, same camera.
Got a drawer?
WTF This is in early development in Malta. Leave your email and we'll tell you when it's ready for your stuff.