The Litbuy Spreadsheet — the whole agent flow, compressed into three cards.
Litbuy keeps it lean: no-noise interface, a three-step flow. The Litbuy Spreadsheet keeps only rows worth buying and trims the noise — every card is one decision. Use the spreadsheet trip planner to group a trip's picks, then hand that one list to the agent.
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🛒Pick a card — each card is a photographed row.
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📸Tap to order — the link goes straight to Litbuy.
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🚚Card check — QC images returned per card.
Three-step minimal · smart default route · weekly card refresh
Three cards, three steps
each card is a photographed row. A row note tells you what the seller actually ships, including the size chart they use, which is the single most useful thing to read before paying.
the link goes straight to Litbuy. Warehouse staff photograph what arrives rather than what was advertised, so the QC set is your first honest look at the unit you are buying.
QC images returned per card. Freight is quoted on packed weight, which is why the number shown at dispatch can differ from the estimate made before packing.
Where the lightness lives
No three-screen scrolls per row — just the right density.
Only high-reorder, low-regret rows make the sheet.
Litbuy's three-step backend gets beginners going in 10 minutes.
A default recommended route — decision fatigue waived.
Tap a card to carry its link into Litbuy.
Ask first, buy second
On purpose: only rows worth buying; long-tail noise lives elsewhere.
Card footnotes
GSM carded: skip under 360. Compare the insole measurement against a pair you already wear rather than trusting the size letter on the listing.
Last codes sit in the card corner. Check the stated fabric weight; light fleece and heavy fleece look identical in a photo and behave very differently in winter.
Thickness split: spring and winter cards never mix. Hardware is where substitutions hide, so look at zips and buckles in the QC photos before approving.
Stretch percentage on the card face. Printed graphics should have clean edges; bleeding or a rotated print is the cheapest flaw to spot and the hardest to unsee.
Small items share combo cards to save freight. Knit items vary in how much they shrink, so ask whether the measurement given is pre-wash or post-wash.
Fragile cards carry a red corner tag. Accessories are cheap to ship and easy to add to a parcel, which makes them the best way to test a seller you have not used before.
Travel light: three cards, one box
The Litbuy Spreadsheet deletes the hesitation for you.