A trust index instead of stars
Five stars tell you nothing. A 0-100 index is built from closed deals, reviews tied to real transactions and verified quality badges — visible before you start a conversation.
reverse marketplace · Kazakhstan
One request, and shops, garages and dealers answer on their own. A 0-100 trust index tells you who is worth trusting, and the AI summary sorts the offers by value, speed and reliability.
The store listings are being prepared — downloads are not open yet. You can see how the app works below.
On a marketplace you scroll listings and ring around. In BARMA you describe what you need once — from there the sellers move.
Four steps — after that the market works, not you. Tap a step to page through the screens.
A part, a service, or buying a car. Each kind has its own fields, so nothing irrelevant gets asked.
The catalogue only offers categories your powertrain actually has. Completeness shows as a percentage, so you can see what is missing.
The request goes to shops, suppliers and garages whose profile matched: make, year, city. You call nobody.
The AI summary sorts the offers: cheapest, fastest, most reliable, all in one place. The decision stays yours.
Six systems. Each one closes a specific reason the parts market stays murky.
Five stars tell you nothing. A 0-100 index is built from closed deals, reviews tied to real transactions and verified quality badges — visible before you start a conversation.
A part, a service, or buying a car — each with its own colour and its own fields.
Seven answers to “which one do I take” instead of a forty-row table.
The trust-index optimum is highlighted. A highlight is not a decision — the pick is still yours.
Pick a powertrain and the catalogue drops whatever your car physically does not have. Try switching:
categories hidden 5
Registration-document OCR runs offline. Photos of the car are matched against your garage by a vision model.
Live metrics per request, parallax and a 3D response on the home screen.
Point at the card — it leans back, exactly as the home screen does.
The same four steps, in one piece and in motion. No sound, so it plays anywhere.
When the offers land, the app analyses them itself and gives seven answers to “which one do I take” - each one with its reason written out.
Not price alone. Six signals, each with its own weight:
“Maximum saving” is not simply the cheapest single offer. The app takes the lowest price for each item across different sellers, assembles the basket, and shows what that saves against the best single-seller offer.
Car totals are far larger, and the ordinary price penalty would always pick the cheapest one. So on a car request your wishes carry the weight - engine, drivetrain, colour - rather than the price by itself.
The analysis runs in the app on your device, not in a chat. That is why it is explainable: every block shows what it was picked for. The final decision is always yours.
You flip the direction of a deal right where you run it — no separate seller account.
request goes out
You need a part or a service — you set the task, the market answers.
offer comes in
Shop, garage or detailer — incoming requests are already filtered to your profile.
BARMA is coming to the App Store and Google Play. Russian, Kazakh and English in one app, switchable on the fly. The date will be announced right here.