Swapya Launching September 2026.

Snap it. Swap it.

Your unused stuff is someone's dream find. Swap it for something you actually want – no cash needed.

No fees No prices

Pop your email in and we'll give you a shout when we open near you. No spam.

How it works

Here's how swapping will work.

Four steps, no faff. Here's the whole thing.

01 · SNAP

Snap it

Point your camera at the thing you keep meaning to get rid of. It's listed in seconds. No forms to fill in.

02 · MATCH

Find a match

See what people want to swap near you. Fancy someone's stuff? You're halfway there.

03 · OFFER

Offer a swap

Offer one of your things, or a little bundle. You both decide it's a fair trade. No prices, ever.

04 · MEET / POST

Meet or post

Meet up somewhere public, or post it if that's easier. Make the swap, then rate how it went.

Why swap

Get what you want without paying for it.

Saves you money

No fees, no subscriptions, no prices. You both agree the swap's fair and that's it. Money never comes into it.

Right on your doorstep

Swap with people near you, or post further afield if you'd rather. Meet at the café, the market, wherever suits.

Better for the planet

Every swap is one less thing made and one less thing binned. Good stuff keeps moving instead of going to waste.

Good to know

Questions, answered.

Is Swapaya out yet?
Not quite — we're building it right now. We're opening across London first, then beyond. Join the waitlist and we'll invite you the moment it's live in your area.
Is it really free?
Yes. No fees, no subscriptions, no prices. You swap one of your things for one of theirs (or a small bundle). Nobody takes a cut.
Why are you building this?
We kept binning good stuff, then buying it all back. Swapaya is the fix: swap what you don't use for what you do, handed over with a bit of trust. Not another place to buy and shift things. A place to swap.
How do swaps work — in person or by post?
Either. Meet someone nearby and swap face to face, or post it if that's easier. You decide what works for each swap.
Who pays for postage?
You and the other swapper agree that when you arrange the swap — most people just each post their own item to the other. There's no Swapaya fee on top; postage is the only cost, and it's yours to sort between you. If you'd rather not post at all, meet up in person instead.
How do swaps stay safe and fair?
You see photos and chat before you commit to anything, so nothing's a surprise. Meeting in person? The app suggests safe, public places roughly halfway between you, so you're not heading somewhere unfamiliar on your own. Posting instead? Agree the details up front and use tracked delivery. After every swap you rate each other, so the community stays good to swap with — and people who don't play fair don't last.
How can I help shape it?
Tell us what you'd swap first when you join the waitlist — it genuinely shapes what we build and how we launch. You can also follow along on Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn to see how it's going.
What if an item arrives damaged, or doesn't turn up?
Swapaya doesn't handle shipping or delivery. Users are responsible for agreeing on how their items are sent and any shipping method they choose. We recommend using tracked delivery and taking photos before sending.

If an issue occurs, you can leave an honest review to help other users. Please note that Swapaya isn't responsible for lost, damaged, or undelivered items. Full details will be available in our Terms & Conditions before launch.
How do I use Swapaya?
Swapaya is a mobile app. We're launching on Android first, with iPhone coming soon. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know when it's available for your device.

Be first in line

Join the waitlist.
Help build the swap.

Drop your email for an early invite. We open across London in September.

No spam — one email when it's your turn, plus the odd update. Unsubscribe any time.