Neko Hunter
Your resale scout for hunting Japan’s second-hand shelves.
Coming soon to the App StoreYou’re in a second-hand shop in Osaka, holding a Gunpla kit with a ¥1,800 sticker. Is that a bargain, or a brick you’ll be carrying home for nothing? Neko Hunter answers that in about ten seconds.
How it works
Snap the find
Photograph anything on the shelf. Catch the barcode in frame and the identification gets near-perfect.
Type the sticker price
The verdict updates live as you change it — handy when you’re haggling.
Read the stamp
Buy, think twice, or walk away — with the eBay Australia maths shown behind it.
Built for hunting in Japan
Prices go in as yen. Estimates come out in Australian dollars, based on eBay Australia sold listings rather than optimistic asking prices. Selling fees and domestic postage are already subtracted, so the number you see is roughly what lands in your pocket.
Works on the things people actually hunt: Gunpla and model kits, anime figures, retro games and consoles, vinyl and city pop, cameras, and general collectibles.
Honest about the limits. Estimates are guidance, not guarantees. Condition, completeness, edition and whether the box survived all move the real price. The cat is confident, not omniscient — use it to avoid obvious mistakes and spot obvious wins, then back your own judgment.