Your couch has lore

Furniture worth passing along.

Buy and sell local furniture with the stories still attached. Meet the person moving out, then give their favorite piece its next chapter.

Free to browse and buy. Local pickup keeps it simple.

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$150 · Echo Park

The couch that saw three roommates

“Moving to New York Friday. Take good care of her.”

Our promise

Less mystery. More humanity.

Local first

See the neighborhood and pickup details before you commit.

People, not shops

Profiles and stories make every handoff feel more personal.

No fake hype

Clear prices, honest condition notes, and no invented social proof.

One piece, many chapters

Marketplace listings that feel like introductions.

Passalong keeps the practical parts of local resale, then adds the context that ordinary classifieds leave behind.

01

List it where it lives

Add photos, a pickup neighborhood, a fair price, and the short story that makes the piece worth remembering.

02

Meet the next owner

Local buyers can discover pieces nearby, message the seller, and arrange pickup without shipping a sofa across the country.

03

Keep the story going

The buyer can post a new-owner update, creating a living chain of homes, memories, and people around one piece.

04

Share the whole handoff

Editorial listing pages are made to look good when shared with friends or posted to social channels.

Simple pricing

Keep more of the moving budget.

Start free. Pay only when you want extra reach for a moving-out collection.

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For finding or passing along a few pieces.

  • Browse and message locally
  • Publish up to 3 active listings
  • Add stories and new-owner updates
  • Create a furniture history profile
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A one-time boost for everything leaving with you.

$12 once

  • Up to 20 active listings
  • One shareable collection page
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A few practical things

Before the moving truck arrives

Give the good stuff a next home.

List the pieces you cannot take, tell the tiny story behind them, and meet the neighbor who will carry it forward.