Hi, my wife pushed me to create this app to track and compare prices. It's called All-Track and you can find it on the Play Store (Android only).
It's super simple: just go to the product page of the item you want to track, tap the red button, and confirm. That's it!
The app will notify you if the price drops (make sure to enable automatic checks).
I hope it helps you, it's completely free.
Pns: e.g. Oat milk price $4.59, your app says $459.
That's usually because the tracker is grabbing the price from the search results page instead of the actual product page.
The search pages sometimes show prices in cents (like "459" instead of "$4.59"), which is why you're seeing $459 for the oat milk
Quick fix:
Just click into the actual product page first, let it load, then hit the 🎯 button. That should grab the right price ($4.59).
Thanks for catching that btw, really helpful to know what's tripping people up!
Yesterday this just kept opening the links in my default browser, did you fix this in the update or was it my fault?
I also created a price tracking app and I have yet to put it on the playstore (theres potential legality issues with price scraping as it's against the T&C's of some sites). Anyway it's very very complex to get working correctly price scraping doesn't always work. I created a work around but that doesn't always function well either. Well done you.
All-Track https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.castleonex…