Save a listing
Bookmark a marketplace listing to keep an eye on it, what the seller sees, and how to keep track of things you like.
- In the app
- On zinola.in
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Saving a listing marks it so you can keep an eye on it while you decide. The seller isn't told who saved it.
Find the listing
Browse the marketplace or open a listing someone shared with you.Tap the bookmark
Tap the bookmark on the listing card or at the top of the listing. Its label reads Save this listing.Check it's saved
The bookmark fills in and the label changes to Saved. A short message confirms it.
To unsave, tap the bookmark again.
What saving does
- The bookmark stays filled wherever you see that listing again, in the app and on the website.
- The seller can see how many people saved it on the listing's page on the website, as a number, not names.
Other ways to keep track
- Enquire: once you've asked the seller something, the listing stays in your chats under Market, and the card shows Enquired.
- React: tap a reaction to show you like it. Reactions are public.
- Share: send it to a friend or into a chat.
See Save posts, stories and businesses for how saving works elsewhere on Zinola.
Common questions
Does the seller know I saved their listing?
No. The seller can see how many people saved it, but not who.
Where can I find listings I saved on Zinola?
Saved listings don't have their own list yet. The bookmark stays filled when you see the listing again, and listings you've enquired about stay in your chats.
How do I unsave a listing?
Tap the bookmark again. It goes back to Save this listing.
Related articles
- Browse the marketplaceFind things for sale near you: search, pick a category, sort by nearest or newest, and filter to listings from your circles.
- Enquire about a listingSend the seller a private message about a listing. One chat per listing, and your phone number stays hidden.
- Save posts, stories and businessesBookmark posts, stories and businesses to your private Saved list, find them in the app or on the website, and remove them.
