You’ll know before it’s gone.
Pick the sealed products you’re chasing. We watch the retailer pages around the clock, and the moment one is back in stock a message lands in your own Discord server.
We see it come back.
Every hot product is read several times a minute, around the clock, from 10 separate addresses. Nothing is scheduled — we just never stop looking.
We check it again.
One reading is a rumour. We read it a second time before we tell you anything, and that costs four seconds we’d rather spend than have you chase a ghost.
Your phone buzzes.
Straight into your own Discord server. Product, price, retailer, link. Nobody buys a place ahead of you in that queue.
A real alert we sent on 21 Aug. It carries the product, the price we read, the retailer, and the link.
The shortest drop we’ve measured, start to sold out.
12 drops measured so far. We check each one twice before we tell you — a second look that costs about four seconds. We’d rather be right than quick, and we’d rather you knew that from us.
Across the 12 drops we’ve logged, the middle one lasted 65s — the shortest 15s, the longest 10.8h.
Every row here exists because an alert fired.
That needed the confirmation re-poll to survive, so this series cannot contain a restock the confirmation was too slow for.
The two shortest windows ever observed, 5.41s and 4.31s, are both of that kind.
Read it as a floor on how long a drop lasts, never as an average.
alerts: 4 sent, plus 17 computed during the shadow run and not sent
The whole shelf, all the time.
If Target sells it sealed, it’s on the list — and the hot ones are read several times a minute.
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▢18 of the 74 products we watch, each with the photograph we read when it entered the catalog. 74 of 74 have one. The pictures come from the retailer’s own network and your browser fetches them directly. We don’t store them or serve them again, and no referrer is sent.
Three steps, then forget about it.
Paste what you want
Drop in a product link, or pick from the boxes we already watch. Add as many as your plan allows.
Connect your Discord
One link from your own server. Your channel, your rules — we never post anywhere else.
Get on with your day
We watch the whole Target catalog, around the clock. When something’s back, your phone buzzes.
Hyped drops are brutal. No tool fixes that — including this one.
What we do is tell you the second it’s back, and tell you straight. Checked twice, so you’re not chasing a ghost. Resellers filtered out. And we log when it sold out, so you know how long you really had.
Watch five, or watch twenty-five.
Same alerts, same queue, and nobody buys a place in it.
- Alerts to your own Discord server
- Checked twice before we tell you
- Resellers filtered out
- Sold-out notices
- Everything in basic
- How long each drop lasted
- How often it comes back
- What it cost, one row per change
You pick the products. We watch them. When one comes back, you get a message in your own Discord server.
Every plan is told from the same queue. One restock, one alert, and no separate schedule for anybody.
Premium holds more products and remembers what happened last time: how long each drop lasted, how often it comes back, what it cost. It does not change when your alert arrives.
Alerts go out in a queue. The last one lands a few seconds after the first. Nobody buys a place in that queue.