Track & Wishlist
Just your email. Tap track, and HAULS will watch it for you.
A wishlist price tracker for Amazon, Flipkart and Myntra, planned.
How it is meant to work
One tap. Then silence, until it matters.
Track a product once. If the price drops, the deal strength changes, or it comes back in stock, that’s ours to notice, not something you re-check manually every few days.
Planned, step by step
What HAULS will do
HAULS is pre-launch. The tracker is planned, and nothing here describes a live product. This is how it will work once it ships.
- You will open a product page on a supported store and choose to track it.
- You will enter your email. That will be the only detail HAULS asks for.
- HAULS will check the listing price on a regular schedule and keep a record of what it sees.
- When the price moves, you will get an email with the old price, the new price and the date it was seen.
Honest limits
What it cannot know
- HAULS will only know the prices it actually checked. A drop between two checks can be missed.
- A price can change for one buyer and not another, for example by pincode, so what we see may differ from your screen.
- HAULS will not forecast future prices. It will show what happened, not what will happen.
- Stores can change their pages, which may pause tracking for a product until we adapt.
FAQ
Common questions
Is the wishlist tracker live?
No. HAULS is pre-launch and the browser extension is not released. You can join the waitlist for launch access.
Will I need an account to track a product?
The plan is that your email is all you will need. We will not ask for a multi-field signup just to track a price.
Will it work with my existing Amazon wishlist?
That is not decided yet. We will say clearly what is supported before launch. For a comparison of options today, see our Amazon wishlist tracker guide.
Related reading: Amazon wishlist price tracker in India, how to choose a price tracker. Our checking rules are on the methodology page.
Why this matters
Manual price-checking is real work. HAULS does it instead.
About one in four online shoppers abandon a purchase specifically because of a forced, multi-field signup. HAULS asks for one thing to track a product: your email.Baymard
Most everyday forgetting isn’t a memory problem, it’s a “remember to check back later” problem. The intention quietly drops once you’re absorbed in something else, which is exactly the gap background tracking is built to close.APS, 2012
HAULS is being built now. Join the waitlist for launch access.