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Heavenly Market is a desktop price engine for an in-game auction. It keeps its own database of every listing and every completed sale, works out what each item is actually worth, and grades what is worth buying. It watches and advises — it cannot bid, buy, list or sell, and every trade is still made by hand.

A scanner runs alongside the game, walking the auction and recording which lots sold and which quietly expired. Watchlisted items alert the moment one is listed below your margin: a chime, a toast over the game, a push to Discord. A full sweep prices the entire catalog and ranks what it finds by profit per day, margin, volume or trend, surfacing items you were never watching.

Every item comes back as a decision card — what to do, what to buy at, what to list at, how fast it moves, how many sellers you are queueing behind, and how much of that was measured rather than guessed. Risk flags cap a grade instead of averaging into it, so a large profit figure can’t outvote “this price is fiction”. Anything unmeasured reads unknown, never zero.

A local dashboard holds the browse tree, the verdicts and the watchlist in one place, and a trade ledger works out the auction’s commission from your own recorded sales — at which point every profit figure switches from gross to net.