BrikaBroke: the right object finds the right person.
BrikaBroke is the social network for reuse: share your lists of items with a single link, sell to your friends and friends of friends, no scams, no pressure.
Free to sell · No hidden commission · Your addresses stay private
On a computer? Scan it: your phone opens the right store page, App Store or Google Play.
Trust, by design.
Sell within your circle
Friends and friends of friends first. Trust is built in, not just claimed.
Pseudonym by default
Your real name is never shown. You stay in control of your visibility.
Addresses never exposed
Approximate area only; the exact address is shared after you agree.
Shareable lists
Group your items and share them with one link, never indexed.
Offers & messaging
Negotiate, counter, close. All in one place.
Video
Show your items in motion.
Invitation QR
Your profile fits in a QR code: you meet, they scan, you're connected.
Manual reservation
Set an item aside, "reserved for Marco from the club", while you close the deal.
Share previews
Choose the cover or the mood that dresses your link when you share it.
Flea-market labels
A car-boot sale this weekend? Print your stand's label sheet: every item carries its QR, people scan, they make an offer.
QR posters
Your list's or profile's poster, print-ready: on the car, on the counter, in the hallway.
A list for every circle.
Some sales aren't everyone's business. Private and community lists admit only the people you accept, everyone else sees nothing. Office colleagues, school parents, neighbours: every everyday circle gets its list.
The inner circle
Your things, your people. A private list reserved for a chosen few: family, lifelong friends. Nothing leaves the circle.
The village, the neighbourhood, the office
The local flea market that never closes: a community list where everyone posts their finds: the building, the association, the colleagues, the school parents.
Selling without the spotlight
When your name is known, in your town, your profession, or well beyond, selling in the open isn't an option. Private lists let you choose who gets in, one by one. Everyone else sees nothing: not your items, not your prices.
Who sees what? You decide, list by list.
Your circle, one step wider.
Your friends, no one else.
Only those who have the link.
People apply, you approve. Only you sell.
Your members sell too: the circle's flea market.
From the link to the real world.
Every list, item and profile turns into a print-ready QR poster or label, generated in two clicks from the Share button.
On the car
The “For sale” poster on the rear window: people scan, see the photos and the price, and make an offer, no phone number on display.
On the flea-market stand
One QR label per item, and the whole sheet is generated in one click from your list. People scan, see the price, make their offer in the app: negotiation goes through BrikaBroke, no pressure at the stand, and keeps going after the market.
On the shop counter
The community list's poster at the local shop, the school, the building hall: one scan, and the neighbourhood joins the permanent flea market.
A4 poster, A6 label, square and story: print-ready PDF or shareable image, in BrikaBroke colours.
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Your flea markets, before, during, after.
Declare the flea market where you'll hold a stand: bargain hunters scout your items before coming, your stand carries its QR labels, and negotiation keeps going online after the market. Every declared flea market joins the public calendar, browsable by town.
Not everything fits in the car? Put what stays home in a dedicated list and set its poster on your stand: one scan, and visitors also browse what you couldn't bring. Every scan is a bargain hunter discovering your profile: your buyers of tomorrow.
Interface preview
Here's what it looks like
City bike, steel frame
£110
@marta-b · Hackney, London
The Lilac Street attic
atelier.camille · 12 items
@marta-b
Member since 2026
Real name visible to your friends
The Lilac Street attic
Not indexed
Illustrative examples. None of these items are actually for sale.
The story
It started with a move abroad
Ten years ago I was moving abroad and had to sell everything. I built a small site, sent the link to people I knew, and it was all gone within a week.
What struck me wasn't the speed: it was that I never once wondered whether it was a scam. My friends had passed the link around, I sold to people I didn't know, but whose friends I did.
Read the full storyReady to clear out your attic?
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