Describe the buying outcome
Write what the item is for, the hard fit or compatibility requirement, an honest budget and the location you can use. “A quiet compact dishwasher under 45 centimetres wide for a studio kitchen” gives more useful intent than a list of disconnected adjectives.
Do not include passwords, payment details, private seller conversations or sensitive personal information. The assistance needs the buying description, not your marketplace account.
Treat the draft as a proposal
Flipinator separates suggested details from the decisions you confirm. Check the marketplace, item wording, location hint, price and every additional detail. Remove confident-looking assumptions that you did not make. Add a missing constraint in your own words.
If assistance is unavailable, the normal composer still works. A useful product journey never requires a generated answer to save a search.
Review what the search actually says
Read the final plain-language summary as if someone else wrote it. Ask whether a seller title could satisfy the wording and still be the wrong item. Check whether a preference was accidentally turned into a hard limit or an alternative widened the search too far.
Save only when the summary matches your intent. The first Feed results provide better evidence than a polished draft, so refine carefully after real listings appear.
A practical checklist
- Describe the outcome and hard constraints.
- Keep sensitive information out.
- Check every suggested value.
- Confirm a sanctioned location.
- Use early listings to validate the draft.
Common questions
Does AI save the search automatically?
No. It proposes editable details. You review and save the final search.
Can I create a search without AI?
Yes. The standard plain-language search flow remains fully available.