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It sold on the other site

Sell the coat on Wallapop, forget the Vinted copy, and somebody buys a coat you no longer have.

This is the reason most people list on one site and stop there. It is a real risk and it is worth taking seriously.

Flogit watches both sides and tells you, then offers the reversible option rather than the permanent one.

Sold on Wallapop

Flogit offers Hide on Vinted. Hiding is reversible: if the Wallapop sale falls through, Show again on Vinted puts the listing back with its views and favourites intact.

Deleting would have been faster and would have thrown away the listing's age and its accumulated favourites for a sale that has not completed yet.

Sold on Vinted

The other direction. Flogit offers to take the Wallapop copy down, or, if you have more than one of the item, to list the next unit instead of removing anything.

Wallapop's own deletion happens on Wallapop: Flogit opens the listing with Remove from Wallapop and you confirm there. If it cannot verify the deletion went through it says so rather than marking it done.

If you have more than one

Selling one of five is not a reason to take anything down. With a stock line, Flogit knows there are four left and offers to list the next one rather than asking you to hide a listing for an item you still have.

See stock lines.

The window is real but small

Flogit checks the other site when you have it open, not continuously, so there is a gap between a sale there and the prompt here. Selling the same physical item twice is recoverable, and cancelling on Vinted costs you a mark against your account, so it is worth checking the board before a weekend.

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