Beni

Beni is explicitly positioned as a tool to find second‑hand/resale listings while shopping and to surface resale deals - a direct enabler of reuse/resale. Source: Beni website

Beni aggregates and surfaces resale listings (search/ discovery tool) rather than directly operating a resale marketplace or handling transactions, so it functions as a support enabler for reuse/resale activities. Source: Beni website

Beni operates as an aggregator/search engine and data resource that indexes resale listings across marketplaces (described as a searchable second‑hand search engine). This fits the 'Informational' category, subType 'Data Resources'. Source: Beni website

Primary: R3 (Reuse) is supported explicitly by the platform's function of finding second‑hand/resale items. Secondary: R2 (Reduce) is inferred because surfacing resale alternatives can reduce new purchases - this is an interpretation rather than an explicit claim on the site. Source: Beni website

Platform purpose is to surface resale/second‑hand listings and deals across resale marketplaces. Source: Beni website

Beni has raised venture funding and is described as a privately held/start‑up in press profiles and funding announcements. Source: PR Newswire, 2022 Source: Crunchbase.

Primary focus on second‑hand clothing, brands and style searches is explicit on the company website ("the past 50 years of style", brand searches, curated secondhand finds). Corroborated by press coverage. Source: Beni website Source: TechCrunch, 2022

The product is distributed via a browser extension and mobile app and searches resale marketplaces (40+ sites) - indicating multi‑country coverage. The company is US‑based but the site and app distribution imply international availability; specific country coverage is not detailed on the site. Source: Beni website

Beni is delivered as a browser extension and mobile app; no essential physical hardware components are described on the website.