No commission.
No ads. No catch.
GYST takes no cut of anything you sell on SwapMeet, shows no advertising, and does not sell your data.

Everything in the app
There is no comparison table here because there is only one version of GYST.
GYST
iPhone and iPad, iOS 15.1 or later.
- Wardrobe cataloguing from your own photos
- AI outfit suggestions
- AI photo tagging
- On-device background removal
- Capsule wardrobes and outfit logging
- Wardrobe gaps and wear insights
- Weather-aware daily picks
- SwapMeet listings and messaging
Selling costs nothing
SwapMeet puts two people in touch and stops there. No money moves through GYST, so there is no fee to take and no payout to wait for.
The trade-off, stated plainly
Hands-off cuts both ways, so here is the other side of it.
Because GYST never holds the money, it cannot refund you, cannot freeze a payment, and cannot step into a disagreement between a buyer and a seller. There is no escrow and no buyer protection scheme behind a SwapMeet listing.
Treat a meetup the way you would treat any local classifieds sale: meet somewhere public, look at the item before you hand anything over, and walk away if it is not what the listing described. The app suggests public meeting places, but the judgement is yours.
Questions about cost
What does GYST cost?
The app is free to download and there is no paid tier. GYST runs no advertising and does not sell your data.
How does GYST make money, then?
Right now it does not. It is built and maintained by one developer, and no revenue model has been switched on. If that ever changes, the app will say so before anything changes for you.
What does it cost to sell on SwapMeet?
Nothing. GYST does not process the payment, hold funds, or take a commission. You list an item, a buyer messages you, and the two of you agree how to settle up in person.
Can I pay through the app?
No. SwapMeet has no checkout. Cash, a bank transfer, a payment app, or a straight trade are all between you and the other person, and GYST is not involved.
Nothing to sign up for
Download GYST and start with the five things you actually wear.