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Search tech conference swag and developer gear on Looties — the marketplace for developers. Looties — Tech Swag Search lets you find conference swag, developer gear, and tech merchandise directly from your browser toolbar. No tab switching, no bookmarks. Just type and find. What is Looties? Looties is a marketplace where developers and tech enthusiasts can buy and sell conference swag, limited-edition merch, and developer gear from the events they love. If it came from a tech event, it lives on Looties. What you can search - Conference swag: hoodies, t-shirts, hats, bags... - Developer gear: keyboard caps, desk accessories, stickers - Limited-edition merch from open-source and developer community events - Collectible items from the tech and programming world How it works - Type any keyword: a technology, a topic, a type of item... and get instant results from active Looties listings. Click any result to open the full listing on Looties Why developers use it - Attended a conference and came back with too much swag? Sell it on Looties. - Looking for something specific from an event you missed? Search for it here. The extension brings the full catalog to wherever you're browsing. Features - Instant keyword search across all active Looties listings - One-click to open any listing on looties.io - Lightweight: no background scripts, no tracking, no account required - Works on any tab, any site, any time
Jun 3, 2026
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