آگهی فوری

Review by eFreeware

If you sell things for a living, or you are trying to move a car, an apartment or a pile of used electronics, آگهی فوری is the sort of app that wants to be your first stop. It is a classifieds platform from the developer Fori, covering buying and selling across a wide range of categories, and it has been installed more than a million times. The pitch is simple: one place to publish an ad and one place to look for what other people are offering.

The people most likely to get value from it are craftsmen, sellers, real estate consultants and car consultants. Those are professions where listings are the working day, not a hobby, and an app that keeps them in one feed is more useful than scattering ads across group chats and social pages. Ordinary buyers and sellers of second-hand goods fit the same mold, just less often.

It is free to install, there are no ads inside it and there are no in-app purchases. That combination matters for a classifieds tool, because you are not nudged toward a paid tier while you are trying to write a listing. The app has a 4.1 average from 2,641 ratings, which is a reasonable signal for a platform of this size.

The business panel at the center

The feature the developer leads with is the business panel, which is meant to be activated by people who post regularly rather than occasionally. The idea is that a professional who lists constantly gets a dedicated space to manage that activity, rather than posting as a one-off user.

What appeals to me about that framing is the focus on repeat sellers. A person listing a single bicycle does not need a panel; a consultant with a rotating stock of apartments or cars does. The developer is not trying to be everything to everyone here, it is trying to give the people who generate the most listings a reason to stay.

I would expect the panel to matter most for anyone whose income depends on how quickly a listing goes up and how easy it is to keep several running at once. If you sell occasionally, the core browsing and posting experience is what you will use, and the panel is simply there if you grow into it.

What you can actually list

The category list is broad. Vehicles covers passenger cars, classic and heavy vehicles, and rental car listings, so it reaches beyond the private-seller market into businesses that rent out cars. Property includes buying and selling houses, mortgages and rentals of apartments, villas and shops, which is a full spread from a family home to commercial space.

Electronics and appliances fill another large block: phones, tablets, laptops, computers, game consoles, audio and video equipment, plus kitchen appliances, building tools and construction supplies. That mix suggests the app is used by both individuals clearing out a room and tradespeople sourcing equipment for a job.

Then there are the softer categories. Services covers catering and ceremony work, cleaning, entertainment, computer support and financial or accounting help. Personal items include bags, shoes, clothes, cosmetics, baby clothes and stationery, and the entertainment section handles tickets, tours, musical instruments, books, magazines, collections and sports gear. Recruitment rounds it out with administrative, janitorial, civil and construction, IT, and finance and accounting roles.

A single feed for work and goods

What holds these categories together is that they all run on the same basic transaction: someone has something to offer and someone else is looking. A car consultant listing a sedan, a school listing a position, a family listing a villa and a musician listing a keyboard are all doing the same thing in different sections. That is the strength of a general classifieds app over a niche one, and it is why the reach of the category list matters more than any single feature.

For job seekers, the recruitment section is worth noting because it spans manual and office work alike, from janitorial and construction roles to administrative, IT and accounting positions. That range means the app can serve someone looking for shift work and someone looking for a desk job without either feeling out of place.

The service listings are the other side of that coin. If you need a cleaner, a caterer or an accountant, the app treats those as listings you browse rather than as a directory you search, which is a different mental model from a dedicated services site. Whether that suits you depends on whether you prefer browsing a feed or filtering a directory.

What it asks of you

The requirements are light. The app is free, carries no ads and offers no in-app purchases, so there is no cost to trying it. The developer also keeps it current, with an update in July 2026 that focused on performance improvements, and the app itself dates back to September 2019.

The real cost is your attention. Classifieds platforms live or die on how many people are posting and browsing, and a general app with this many categories depends on activity across all of them. The 4.1 rating from 2,641 ratings suggests a settled, widely used product rather than a new experiment, though 89 written reviews is a small fraction of that and not much to read through.

The content rating is Everyone, which fits a platform where listings span cars, clothing and jobs. It reads as a general-purpose marketplace.

How I would use it

If you are selling, I would start with the category that matches your item rather than trying to force it into a general listing. A heavy vehicle belongs with the other vehicles, a rental apartment belongs in property, and a used laptop belongs with electronics. The more precisely you place an ad, the more likely it is to reach someone who is already looking in that section.

If you are buying or hiring, the breadth is the advantage. You can check the property section for a shop, the services section for a caterer and the recruitment section for staff in the same app, which saves juggling several platforms. The trade-off is that a general feed is noisier than a specialist one, so expect to spend some time filtering.

For professionals, the business panel is the part I would explore first. Consultants and sellers who post often are the group the developer built it for, and if your listings are a steady stream rather than a one-off, that is where the app should earn its place on your home screen.

A practical pick for regular sellers

آگهی فوری is a broad, free classifieds app that covers cars, property, electronics, appliances, services, personal goods, entertainment and jobs in one place. It has been around since 2019, has over a million installs and holds a 4.1 rating, which is a fair indication that it does the basics without drama.

Buyers and job seekers benefit from the same catalog, especially if they want to check several categories in one session rather than visiting separate sites.

If you sell occasionally, the app is still worth having for the moment you need to move something. For anyone whose work is listings, the business panel is the reason to make it a habit rather than an occasional stop.

What's new in version 6.2

Application performance improved.