Droply: Price tracker
Track prices from your favorite online stores. ⭐
What it does
Droply helps you save money by automatically tracking product prices from your favorite online stores. Simply paste a product link, and Droply monitors the price for you. When the price drops, you’ll receive a notification so you never miss a deal. Organize products into lists, set your own target prices, and upgrade for faster tracking and more products.
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Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS. New in Droply 1.3.0: • Improved Amazon product tracking • Price-drop alerts are now available on the Free plan • Out-of-stock badges on product cards and product details • Updated Plus and Pro plans • Performance improvements and bug fixes New in Droply 1.2.0: • Paste product links directly from your clipboard • Enter target prices using your local number format • Clearer feedback for email addresses, names, product links, and prices • Smoother birthday selection during onboarding and in Settings • Better layout for long names • General stability and usability improvements Price history has arrived! View price changes…from apps.apple.com
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