Every major Canadian retailer, watched every second. The instant sealed product hits at retail price — Costco, Walmart, Pokémon Center, Best Buy, anyone — your phone fires with a one-tap cart already loaded at your quantity. Scalpers pay $200. You pay $99.99.
Not "notifications." A machine that wins you the drop.
Marketplace scalpers, import gougers, $189 "collectibles"? Filtered before you ever see an alert. If it pings, it's at retail price. That's the whole product.
Monitoring rounds at 15–90 seconds across 14+ retailers — and 5 seconds flat when a drop is forming. Faster than any human, any Discord ping, any app.
Products appear in retailer backends hours or days before launch. We watch the staging — so you're at your keyboard ready, not refreshing a homepage.
Every alert carries a pre-built cart link at your quantity. One tap from your phone: the store opens with a full cart. Everyone else is still typing.
The grails — PC exclusives, Costco multipacks — break through with hard pings that bypass your mute. The rest stays quiet. Signal, never noise.
Your accounts are never touched. We watch politely, we back off automatically when a store pushes, and buying is always your hands on your device.
This is the actual alert format — price, ceiling, store, and a cart that's already loaded.
Sealed, high-value, retail-price. Everything else is noise we deleted.
Most "trackers" check a webpage sometimes. We go three layers deeper.
14+ Canadian retailers polled continuously — public storefronts, search indexes, inventory APIs, mobile backends.
Staging signals: products entering backends, inventory feeds flipping, search indexes updating. Heads-up before the starting gun.
Hot mode locks on at 5-second polling the moment a drop forms. You get the ping with a loaded cart before Twitter knows.
If it sells Pokémon at retail in Canada, we're watching it.
Small batches. Canadian collectors first. Free while we're building with you.
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