Basically, it's a camelcamelcamel extension? More on reddit.com

So this is how it works. Keepa is mainly a Chrome extension to check price history on Amazon. It also has an app. You click 'share' button on any product and select Keepa and it'll show you a detailed history of prices. I've saved a lot by using this app, for example, right now sebamed sunscreen is being sold for Rs1000, and 22 days ago it was only for Rs525, so I wishlist it and wait. You can also see the statistics from your web extension by clicking on 'statistics' under the graph(this will be visible on the amazon web page itself). It'll give you a fair idea if you wanna wait or go for it :) You can also set preferences for Keepa to mail you if your wishlisted product goes on a certain percentage of discount :) Edit - it'll not only show you the lowest/highest prices but, of each and every day, say for sebamed sunscreen it'll show you when it was 700 or 650 and so on, so don't be disheartened seeing the lowest was 45 or something months ago, it can still be lower than current price :) Click anywhere on the graph(the white pictures), and it'll show you the price details on that particular day! 😁 EDIT- WHY I DELETED PART 2 post - I forgot to blur personal deets in the pics (just my name) and someone texted me in a very creepy way and I'm not sure if it was meant to be creepy but i got creeped out, so sorry! Here's the 2nd post's details - Check out pictures of that part 2 post - price history app reference pictures The second app is called Price History(by price tracker) And this was what I wrote in comments - Okay so, I found this literally 20m ago, and ngl, it's for you wholesome people. I tried to browse and track products from Nykaa, Flipkart, Myntra, Amazon, and yep, checks out :) Jitna I could understand, pasting the link in the bar isn't really that functional, so you have to browse the apps within the app itself. Not the best but works. Click on the back button on bottom left to browse otherwise you have to start all over again. Some products aren't trackable(much like keepa), but for the most part, it seems to be working. Also, there are other features such as you can like a product to make it more convenient to check prices on it from your list of likes, and other stuff which I haven't quite explored yet so feel free to help out other people in the comments :) Doesn't support 1mg, or pharmeasy even though it has an option to browse these sites, so hopefully there's a part 3 amirite 😏 P.S. - It's not as good as Keepa IMO, seems like it could be better in a lot of areas, and has some discrepancies MAYBE(?), like saying its out of stock under current price but that not being the case, idk this one is just something over nothing kinda scene More on reddit.com

Thanks OP, I was using CCC but it really seems to be too slow More on reddit.com

Any plans for a docker container/compose file? I thi m that would be awesome and this project looks great! More on reddit.com