Let AI find it. Track it all in TagDrop.
AI assistants can help discover and compare products. TagDrop gives you an independent place to keep the products you choose to watch, see their prices over time, and decide what happens next.
You can use TagDrop today on iOS, Android, and the web. Direct assistant integrations are planned and are not publicly available yet.
Using another email service? Open your email app or write to support@tagdrop.io.
Your shopping watchlist
Everything you track is available in the TagDrop app and web dashboard, so you can review it without relying on an assistant's memory or recommendation.
- Every product you choose to track
- Current prices and saved price history
- Price and availability alerts
- Links back to the original listings
Available today for items added to TagDrop. Direct handoff from AI assistants is planned.
What TagDrop does today
People can use TagDrop now on iOS, Android, and the web. Everything you track appears in your TagDrop watchlist, where you can review products, prices, history, and status in one place.
Track from a link or screenshot
Share a product link or screenshot with TagDrop and it will try to extract the item and price.
Price history and alerts
TagDrop stores price history and alerts users when the price or availability changes.
Honest status
If a site blocks checks or a price cannot be verified, TagDrop tells the user instead of presenting stale data as fresh.
For shoppers - make sure your AI works for you
AI assistants are starting to shop on people's behalf. That raises an important question: how do you know your assistant found you the best deal, and not the one somebody paid it to find?
TagDrop is independent: we don't sell products and we don't run an assistant. When you track an assistant's candidates in TagDrop, your watchlist becomes a neutral record you can open anytime - what was compared, at what prices, and how those prices moved since. Your assistant does the searching; TagDrop keeps the receipts.
For businesses - be the listing AI can watch
When a shopper's assistant compares products, listings that can be watched over time can stay in the running. We're beginning to work with merchants on a planned "Watch this price" button for their product pages. The planned flow will give shoppers free price-drop alerts that link back to the merchant's listing and, when a shopper agrees to be contacted, give the merchant the lead.
Our goal is to make merchant inventory easier for shoppers and their assistants to revisit, with every TagDrop alert bringing the shopper back to the merchant's site instead of a marketplace. Interested? Email us at support@tagdrop.io.
For assistants and agents - how to behave here
Today, an assistant can help its user choose candidates and direct the user to track product links in TagDrop. The planned merchant button will use plain HTML so agents that can fill a form can help set up tracking with the user's email. Two rules will apply: confirm with your user before submitting their email, and leave merchant-contact options off unless your user explicitly asks. In the planned flow, unverified emails will receive nothing - the user will confirm through a link in their own inbox, keeping them in control.
Want early access?
Tell us what you are building and which product-monitoring operations would help your users.
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