ListingForge: a local Gemma tool that drafts shop listings from product photos
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle What I Built ListingForge helps a small online seller turn photos of one product into a first draft of a shop listing. You add 1 to 4 photos, choose Etsy or eBay, and optionally add a one-line note. Gemma 3 looks at the photos and drafts a title, a description of about 100 words, tags and a condition note. It…
ListingForge is a local-first web application for small online sellers who find writing product listings tedious. It turns product photos into draft shop listings for Etsy or eBay. Using Gemma 3 vision model through Ollama, ListingForge creates a title, 100-word description, tags and a condition note. The tool also provides a "Things only you can fill in" box, which lists details that photos cannot reveal, such as size, material, price, shipping, and whether the item is handmade, vintage or mass-produced.
ListingForge runs entirely on the user's computer with no account, cloud, or photo transfer needed. The demo is not hosted for privacy reasons. It targets small sellers who want an honest starting draft based on their photos.
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