Photograph the lots. The catalog writes itself.

Cataloging is the job that eats the week before every sale: hundreds of items, each needing a title, a description, a category, and a starting bid, typed one lot at a time into software built when digital cameras were news.

SoldSheet turns a folder of photos into a draft catalog. The AI reads each lot's photos and writes the listing — maker, condition, category, a sensible opening bid — and queues every draft for your review. Nothing publishes until you accept it; your judgment stays the last word on every lot.