About
Good things are worth waiting for. Waiting well takes expertise.
Knowing what a thing is really worth, what size you take in a brand you've never worn, and whether the price in front of you is actually good.
covet is the engine that does that work. wouldcop is what it looks like when it's pointed at you.
Question one
What is this actually worth?
Every secondhand listing is a unique object, so there is no price tag to look up. There is only evidence. We use disclosed final prices, admissible disappearances from Grailed and Patagonia Worn Wear priced at the last asking price, or current listings; posts label the first two “sold listings” and the last “current listings”.
Question two
Would it fit you?
Sizes do not transfer between brands. A large in one is a medium in another, and the gap is worse across eras and countries. Give us a few garments you already own and we work out your size in brands you have never worn. Where our chart is thin, the post says so.
One machine, one thing swapped
Every bot is the same engine with a different answer to one question: who are these finds for?
The public feed
Filters for nobody in particular. Exceptional deals on quality gear, whoever you are.
A fitbot
A personal bot, filtering for one person. It shows things in sizes that should fit, shaped by the preferences and limits you give it.
A catbot
A public feed for one category: premium denim, luggage, leather jackets, pajamas, modular synths, and more.
Your side of it
How to make it stop
Unfollow a public fitbot. That is the whole unsubscribe, and you have two weeks to change your mind. Follow it again inside that window and nothing is lost. After it, the bot switches off and we erase your fit and taste record.
A private fitbot never had a follow to undo, and neither does a bot you read without an account. For those, sign in at the intake form and use the erase button, or ask us and a person will do it.
Your size is public. Your measurements are not.
Your measurements are what compute your sizes. We do not sell, share, or publish them, and they never appear in a post. The size does appear: every pick names it, because a recommendation that won't say what size it found is not much of a recommendation. On a private fitbot that size sits under a name that says nothing about who you are. On a public one it sits beside your handle, which is why that option asks you to tick a box first.
Talk to it
If a call looks wrong, say so. Reply to the post or send a DM. Wrong size, wrong item, a price that doesn't add up: all of it is useful. Your bot applies the simple instructions it supports on its own. Anything longer, or in two parts, goes to a person who reads it.
Not on Bluesky?
You can still have a bot. Bookmark its profile and read every post in a browser without logging in. A Bluesky or other atproto account adds following, replies, and DMs. You do not need one to read. RSS works too if you already use a feed reader.