Built for the person behind the wheel who needs something now: the right product, at the right store along the way, with the clock counted until it's in your hands.
Take a photo of the product or type its name. A photo sent from home works too.
The store on your route that has it, its price at that store, and the estimated time until it's in your hands. On top, the best answer; below, the other options.
The app guides you along the roads to that store. The clock runs until the product is in your hands, not until you reach the door.
Parcel delivery takes days. Your urgency is today. The app ranks the answers thinking about your vehicle, your hurry and your destination: sometimes the cheapest store wins, sometimes the closest one, sometimes the one that's exactly on the way. The main answer comes first — and the final decision is always yours.
You're stranded or something breaks: a photo of the part or its name, and the app tells you the nearest auto-parts store on your route, with price and time.
The cleaning product that ran out, the dinner ingredient: pick it up at the store that's already on your way, today.
Someone at home photographs the product that's missing and sends it to you; you solve it from wherever you are, with the store that's most convenient for you at that moment.
The cable breaks, the phone stops charging, or the accessory you needed stayed home: the app finds the electronics store on your route that has it, with its price and the time until it's in your hand.
The promised gift, the toy your kid is expecting today: instead of guessing store by store, the app tells you where it is, what it costs, and how soon you can pick it up on your way.
If the exact product isn't at any connected store on your route, the app tells you honestly — and shows you the closest alternatives that can solve it for you, labeled as what they are: similar products, not the same product in disguise.
The app is in controlled testing and is not yet available for public download. Its coverage grows chain by chain and store by store. If you'd like to take part in testing or be notified when it opens, write to us from /en/contact/.
The app is protected by a provisional patent application filed in the U.S. (No. 64,178,995), held by DESIDERIUM LLC.
"One app, millions of solutions — you decide."