The QC photo index
Buying from Taobao, Weidian or 1688 through an agent means paying for international shipping before you have seen what you bought. The one thing that closes that gap is a QC photo — a picture of the actual item, taken by the agent’s warehouse before it ships.
Those photos exist in enormous numbers and are scattered across agent sites and chat servers, which makes them nearly useless at the moment you need one. Qualit.ly pulls them into one place, keyed to the exact listing — so you can look at what arrived for someone else before deciding whether to order it yourself.
How the index is built
Photos come from public agent QC pages and community submissions, then get fingerprinted so the same batch is never indexed twice. The same listing posted by six different agents collapses into one product page with every photo attached.
Every set keeps its source: the storefront, the listing ID and a live link back. If you can’t trace a photo to a listing, it isn’t evidence of anything.
What we don’t do
- We don’t sell the items. There is no shop and no checkout: whatever you buy is between you and your agent. We charge for Pro plans, and some agent links carry an invite code.
- We aren’t affiliated with Taobao, Weidian, 1688 or any shopping agent, and we’re deliberately neutral between agents.
- We don’t sell your data or run third-party advertising. The privacy policy is the long version.
Using it elsewhere
There is a Discord bot that converts links in chat, and a documented public API. Reading pages to answer a question or to cite us is fine; bulk extraction should go through the API, which is free to start and a better tool for it.