See exactly what each person gives and receives.
Built for Nepal · open to everyone
Give useful things another life.
Swap, auction, give away, or responsibly rehome—with clear steps, safer local connections, and no fee to get started.
- Free to start
- No account to browse
- Location stays private
Simple from the first tapAbout 1 minute
Add one photoWe help you fill the details
You stay in control. Review every detail before anything is published.
Free to beginNo listing fee in the MVP
Private by defaultCity shown, address hidden
Clear decisionsReview before you send
Safer exchangesGuidance at the right moment
Choose one clear path
What do you want to do today?
Each path has its own simple steps. You never face one long, confusing form.
Explore nearby
Something useful is already waiting.
Three steps, nothing hidden
Post without filling a long form.
Add the minimum now. Optional details can wait until after posting, when they can actually help you find a better match.
Try the simple posting flow- 1Add a photo
Take one now or choose from your phone.
- 2Choose what to do
Swap, auction, give away, or rehome.
- 3Confirm and post
Sign in only when you are ready.
Trust at the moment it matters
Simple to use. Careful with people, pets, and value.
Confirm every bid and see fees before committing.
Choose recipients and confirm collection safely.
Applications and meetings—not one-tap claiming.
Quick answers
Good to know before you start.
How quickly can I post something?
Start with one photo, choose Swap, Auction, Giveaway, or Adoption, confirm your location, and post. Extra details can be added afterwards.
Do I need an account to look around?
No. Browse and search freely. We ask you to create or sign in to a free account only when you post, offer, bid, request, apply, or message.
Can people outside Nepal use Sattapatta?
Yes. Sattapatta starts Nepal-first while its location, language, and currency design supports responsible international expansion.
Are pets auctioned or given to the first applicant?
No. Pet adoption has its own careful application, conversation, meeting, agreement, and follow-up process.
Useful should not become waste