dipd does one thing: you show it a product, and it tells you when the price drops. No coupon toolbar, no affiliate feed, no "deals" inbox. You pick the products, we watch the prices, and the day something actually dips you get an alert. Here is the whole flow, start to finish.

Step 1: paste a product link

Find something you want to watch, on any store. Copy the product page URL, then paste it anywhere in the dipd app. You don't even need to find the button first: paste on the dashboard and the Track a Product dialog opens with your link already filled in.

The Track a Product dialog with a pasted product link, a region picker, and a check interval choice — Paste a link, pick a schedule, done.

Two choices, both with sensible defaults:

Region: which country's version of the store we should watch, so the price is in the currency you'd actually pay.
Check interval: how often we look. Daily is the default and the sweet spot for most products. Weekly suits slow movers like furniture. Hourly (Premium) is for genuine races, like a limited drop or a price war.

Hit "Track This Product" and the first check starts within seconds.

Step 2: let the dashboard do the remembering

Every tracked product becomes a card: current price, the store it lives on, and how much it has moved since you started watching.

A tracked product card on the dipd dashboard showing the current price, a savings badge, and tags — The green badge is the drop since you started tracking.

Products tag themselves as they come in, so once you have a handful you can filter by store, by tag, or just by "show me everything that dipped."

Step 3: get the alert, buy at the right time

When a price moves enough to matter, we email you. Old price, new price, one button to the store. That's the entire point of the product: you stop checking, and the one day it drops finds you instead.

A dipd price drop alert showing the previous price crossed out, the new lower price, and a Go to Store button — The alert that makes the waiting worth it.

How big "enough to matter" is, is up to you: thresholds are configurable account-wide and per product. The full tour of seats, schedules, and thresholds lives in How dipd alerts work.

The same flow, on your iPhone

On the phone, the iOS app makes the first step even shorter. You don't have to copy anything: see a product in Safari or in a store's own app, tap Share, and pick dipd from the share sheet.

The iOS share sheet on an Amazon product page with the dipd app shown in the app row — Share from any browser or store app straight into dipd. This is the quickest way to track.

dipd opens with the link already in the tracking sheet, so you're tracking in two taps. Copying a link and pasting it works too, and lands in the same place:

The Track a product sheet in the dipd iOS app with a product link filled in and the keyboard open — The tracking sheet, one tap away from done.

Your dashboard travels with you, with the same filters for paused, dipped, and on-sale products:

The dipd iOS app dashboard listing tracked products with prices, check schedules, and a sale badge — The dashboard in the iOS app.

And every product gets a price history, so you can see whether today's "deal" is actually the lowest it has been:

A product detail screen in the dipd iOS app showing the current price, a 30 percent drop chip, and a 30 day price history chart — Price history answers the only question that matters: is this actually low?

Alerts arrive as push notifications on the phone, and the Android app is on its way.

That's the whole manual

Paste a link. Pick a schedule. Wait for the dip. The free plan gives you enough seats to put it through its paces on the products you're actually eyeing, and if you're just curious what a full dashboard feels like, the live demo is one click and needs no account.