Part 5: The Collector’s Feed & Liking Items — Lootero Tutorial

This is the part that turns Lootero from a private catalogue into a living, breathing collector community.

Step 1: Open the Feed

Tap the Feed icon (second from the left in the bottom bar) – or tap the little arrow on the Dashboard’s “Collector’s Feed” preview.

You’re now looking at a beautiful endless scroll of items other collectors have added and chosen to make public.

What you’ll see on every post:

Big photo (tap it to zoom full-resolution)
Item name + key details (year, grade, etc.)
Collector’s display name
Red heart with the current like count
Sometimes a yellow “For Sale” banner

Step 2: Like items (your personal watchlist)

Found something you love, need, or just want to track?

Tap the red heart → it fills solid and the count goes up by 1.

That item is now saved forever in your personal Liked tab.

How to get there anytime:

Tap the heart icon in the top-right of the main navigation bar, or
On the Feed screen, tap “View Liked Items” at the very top.

Use your Liked tab for:

Inspiration for your next purchase
Watching items you’re missing from a set
Quietly tracking things that might come up for sale later

Step 3: Spot and follow “For Sale” items

When someone is selling, you’ll see a bright yellow For Sale banner.

Tap the banner → instantly opens their eBay/wherever link in your browser.

Pro tip: like every “For Sale” item you’re interested in. If the price drops later or it gets relisted, you’ll already have it in your Liked tab ready to check.

Step 4: Deep-dive into any public item

Tap any photo in the Feed → a big modal window opens with every public detail the owner shared:

All specs (brand, year, condition, grading, country…)
Full-size zoomable photo
Like button again
“View listing” button if it’s for sale

That’s the entire social side in a nutshell. Zero spam, zero follow requests – just beautiful items and instant buying opportunities.

You now have two superpowers:

Daily inspiration from thousands of collectors worldwide
A private watchlist that quietly alerts you to deals