VEQRO: Car Price Check
30 Sept 2026launched yesterday
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Soft launch · 1 countrySouth Africa
1.0.1latest version · today
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Scan any car. Know its worth. Point your camera at a car — on the road, on a dealer floor or in an advert — and VEQRO tells you three things in seconds: 1. What it is, down to the South African version. 2. What it's worth today, in rand. 3. Whether the asking price is fair. No sign-up. No phone number. No dealer on the other end. WHY VEQRO Most ways to price a car start with a form, end with a phone call, and come from someone who'd like to buy it cheap. VEQRO doesn't buy or sell cars. It gives you an independent number. CHECK A LISTING Found a bakkie on Marketplace or an online classifieds site? Share a screenshot or paste the link. VEQRO reads the car, the mileage and the asking price, then tells you straight: fair, on the high side, or suspiciously cheap — with the numbers to negotiate. PRICE THIS EXACT CAR Add the year and kilometres. VEQRO re-prices from current listings for that year, then adjusts for mileage the honest way. More kilometres, less money. Always. HONEST BY DESIGN • Every value says how many current listings it rests on and when they were checked. • Thin market? You get a plain warning instead of false precision. • Not sure from the angle? It tells you, and asks for a photo of the front or back. • Values are guides built from current South African asking prices, not trade-in offers or book values. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • Photos are checked, not kept. • Location is removed on your phone before anything is sent. • Number plates are pixelated on every share card. • Saved cars stay on your phone. ANY CAR, EVEN THE RARE ONES Saw something special at the robot? Scan it: the exact model, its kilowatts and what it's worth on the market today. Share a card with the plate already blurred. Made in South Africa. Priced in rand.Read more
Scan any car. Know its worth.
Point your camera at a car — on the road, on a dealer floor or in an advert — and VEQRO tells you three things in seconds:
1. What it is, down to the South African version.
2. What it's worth today, in rand.
3. Whether the asking price is fair.
No sign-up. No phone number. No dealer on the other end.
WHY VEQRO
Most ways to price a car start with a form, end with a phone call, and come from someone who'd like to buy it cheap. VEQRO doesn't buy or sell cars. It gives you an independent number.
CHECK A LISTING
Found a bakkie on Marketplace or an online classifieds site? Share a screenshot or paste the link. VEQRO reads the car, the mileage and the asking price, then tells you straight: fair, on the high side, or suspiciously cheap — with the numbers to negotiate.
PRICE THIS EXACT CAR
Add the year and kilometres. VEQRO re-prices from current listings for that year, then adjusts for mileage the honest way. More kilometres, less money. Always.
HONEST BY DESIGN
• Every value says how many current listings it rests on and when they were checked.
• Thin market? You get a plain warning instead of false precision.
• Not sure from the angle? It tells you, and asks for a photo of the front or back.
• Values are guides built from current South African asking prices, not trade-in offers or book values.
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
• Photos are checked, not kept.
• Location is removed on your phone before anything is sent.
• Number plates are pixelated on every share card.
• Saved cars stay on your phone.
ANY CAR, EVEN THE RARE ONES
Saw something special at the robot? Scan it: the exact model, its kilowatts and what it's worth on the market today. Share a card with the plate already blurred.
Made in South Africa. Priced in rand.
Versions
- Version 1.0.1First seen · 1 Oct 2026
Try an example car with one tap, type any car in full, and see clearer prices that show the exact version and year. Plus smoother Back and Cancel buttons.
Countries
Soft launch · 1 country Soft launch
Apple lists this app in a small set of storefronts, a typical sign of a test or regional launch.
South Africa
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