Ryobi 18V drill/driver kit
99100%Home Depot · penny list · scan to verify
▲ 1.4k · 96 confirmed · 12m
goat already has your list, your wallet and the four stores you actually go to. Ask it a question and the answer comes back with a store name, a shelf count, an aisle number and a dollar figure — plus the one thing it hasn’t checked yet.
Help me find a good deal on shampoo
Tuesday 8:06am · Austin, TX
“Is the Ninja fryer still at Mueller?”
4 on the shelf, aisle D14 — I checked 40 seconds ago.
Austin, TX · 12s ago
Anyone can answer “find me a deal on shampoo.” The useful part is the sentence after it — the store, the shelf count, the fourteen-month low, and the two things that would change your mind. These are the two exchanges goat was built around.
Find the items from my home improvement list near me
Tuesday 7:42am · Austin, TX · 9-item list
Round Rock hasn't reported inventory since Sunday. goat left it out of the $214 rather than average a four-day-old count in.
Help me find a good deal on shampoo
Tuesday 8:06am · 7-week repurchase cycle
The 20% Ulta code is community-reported and expires Sunday. goat re-tests it at checkout before it tells you it works.
Here is that first reply again, with each claim traced back to the tool that produced it. Five of the six are checkable numbers. The sixth is the gap — and the gap is amber, because friction never gets to wear the color of a saving.
Find the items from my home improvement list near me
Tuesday 7:42am · 3 tools · answered in 3.1s
All 9 items are stocked within 6 miles1. Home Depot on Airport has 6 of them and two are on clearance2 — the Ryobi kit rang up at $0.01 for three people this morning3. Lowe's has the vanity $80 cheaper4. Buying it split across those two saves $214 versus one trip5. Round Rock hasn't reported since Sunday, so I left it out6.
9 items you added on Mar 14, priced against the 6-mile radius you set in Setup. No item was invented and none were dropped.
Home Depot's own endpoint, polled 4 minutes before the answer. On-hand count, bay number, and the time it was read.
Penny prices never show on a shelf tag. This one came from scans posted 12 minutes earlier by contributors at 94–99% accuracy.
$298 at Lowe's against $378 at Home Depot, both read today. The $80 is a subtraction you can check.
$214 is the whole basket split two ways versus the cheapest single store — a 14-minute detour, stated up front.
Round Rock's feed has been stale since Sunday. goat says so instead of quietly averaging it in. Amber, because a gap is friction, not a saving.
Home Depot · penny list · scan to verify
▲ 1.4k · 96 confirmed · 12m
Target · 3 stores near you
▲ 412 · 38 confirmed · 2h
Target · S&S 15% + 5% RedCard
▲ 96 · 12 confirmed · 3h
There is no hidden model doing something you can't audit. These eight tools sit under your own thumb in the app, with the same inputs and the same output. goat's only advantage is that it runs them in the right order without asking you twelve questions first.
Real shelf price, clearance status, and what it sold for last month
scan 0-49206-91243-7→ $17.98 · clearance · was $129.00 · 4 on shelf D14Beats the shelf tag when the tag is stale — the register price is the one that counts.
Live on-hand count and aisle at any location you name
store target/mueller "ninja 4qt"→ 4 on hand · aisle D14 · read 9:41amOne of your 5 free live calls a day. Batched overnight after that.
Sold prices, fees, sell-through — profit after everything
comps "ninja af101" 30d→ 62 sold · median $68 · fees $15.40 · net $34.62Sold listings only. An asking price is not a comp.
Which card in your wallet earns most on this exact purchase
card $2,400 home-improvement→ Ink Preferred → finishes the $8k bonus · +120k ptsRanks every card you told it you hold, against this exact merchant category.
Portal, code, gift card and card offer in the right order
stack homedepot $412→ 9.4% gift card → 12% portal → 5% card = $108.77 backOrder matters. Buy the gift card after clicking through, not before.
90-day line, all-time low, and whether this is actually a deal
history "airpods pro 2 usb-c"→ $149.00 · all-time low · 18 checks · last low $189The answer to 'is this actually a deal' is a chart, not an adjective.
Every item on your list, priced across the stores near you
list run "home improvement" 6mi→ 9 items · 3 stores · $214 saved by splitting the tripYour list, priced across every store inside the radius you set.
One rule shape for a product, a store, a drop or a bonus
watch sb-dunk restock→ polls SNKRS every 20s · 9 min median warningThe same rule shape watches a product, a store, a drop or a bonus.
“Check every Target within 10 miles” is a real instruction, not a figure of speech. goat resolves store names, reads on-hand counts where the retailer publishes them, and falls back to community scans where they don't.
A card bonus, an award seat, a grocery run and a $200 budget. Four different tool chains, one shape of answer: a number, a name, a reason, and the thing it decided to leave out.
Which card should I put this on?
Thursday 6:15pm · $2,400 flooring
goat has never seen a card number. It knows the four cards you told it you hold and the bonus dates you typed in.
Get me to Tokyo in business for under 80k
Saturday 11:20am · 214k Amex points
Award space moves hourly. This answer is a snapshot; the watch is the part that actually gets you the seat.
What's actually worth buying this week?
Sunday 9:04am · H-E-B + Target
Two of the six prices came from the overnight batch, not a live call. goat labels those in the app.
Build me a shopping list under $200
Sunday 9:11am · 23 items
Prices come from the 4:00am batch and are re-read when you arrive. If the register disagrees, scan it and goat corrects the list.
Live store calls cost money, so the free plan gets five a day. That cap is amber everywhere it appears — in the chat, on the card, in the meter. It is never dressed up as a feature, and it never borrows the green that means you saved something.
Worth flipping these?
Wednesday 4:48pm · scanned in aisle D14
“S Lamar I haven't checked” is the whole design. goat would rather hand you a shorter answer than a confident wrong one.
4 of 5 used today
Past five, goat stops calling stores live and batches them into the 4:00am run, then messages you with what actually changed. It says which answers came from the batch. Pro lifts the cap to unlimited.
Day one starts with a setup screen: four stores, the cards you hold, one list. After that the first thing you ask comes back with an aisle number instead of a search results page.
This panel is a real screen in the Me tab. Not a settings page with eleven toggles — a list of sentences, each one saying what goat believes, where it got it, and when. Every line has a delete button, and deleting one changes the next answer in a way we tell you about before you press it.
You shop Target Mueller, H-E-B Hancock, Home Depot Airport and Costco Southpark
Learned from 41 scans and 12 store checks · since Mar 2
You buy Olaplex No.4 about every 7 weeks
6 purchases you logged from a receipt · since Jan 18
Your wallet: Ink Preferred, Sapphire Preferred, Target RedCard, Amex Gold
You picked these in Setup — no account is connected · since day one
You flip small kitchen appliances and want $30+ net per unit
Learned from 22 comp checks in the last 90 days · since Apr 9
You scroll past anything under 50% off
Inferred from 118 cards you opened and 640 you didn't · since Feb 24
Your home improvement list has 9 items
You added it, and edited it twice · since Mar 14
You don't want Pokémon drop alerts
You replied “stop” to one on Jun 4 · since Jun 4
You shop Tuesday evenings, roughly 6–8pm
A pattern across 31 confirmed trips · since Feb 2
You pick which cards you hold from a list. goat never connects to a bank, never reads a statement, never sees a number.
The list above is the whole file. It exists to make an answer specific to you, and it is never packaged for anyone else.
When a link pays us, the card says so. goat never reorders an answer because of it — the store that is actually cheapest goes first.
The community sets the accuracy scores →
Every shelf claim goat repeats carries the score of whoever posted it. 61k people keep that number honest.
In the app each of these is a chip you tap, and it runs against your stores, your wallet and your list. The number beside each is how many people asked that exact question yesterday.
The most-used tool was the one nobody expected: price history, asked as “is this actually the lowest it's been?” — 402 times yesterday alone, more than any other question in the app.
“I was in four Facebook groups, two Discords and a text thread. Everything I actually used is one feed now, and the aisle number is right.”
“The comps are on the card. I stopped opening a second app to work out whether a $17 air fryer was worth the drive.”
“I gave goat my list. It priced all nine things across three stores and told me which two trips were actually worth making.”
“It knew my 5/24 dates and told me to hold. The 150k landed nine days later. That's the whole product.”
“It tells me when the 'sale' is the same price it's been all year. I trust that more than the deal itself.”
“The seat alert polls the airline, not a blog. I got two ANA business seats on a Tuesday afternoon.”
A general assistant is very good at language and structurally unable to see the shelf at your Target. A deal site can see a price and has no idea which card is in your wallet. goat is the one holding both, and it is the only one of the three that tells you when it came up short.
How many are on the shelf 1.2 miles away
Can't see store inventory
Online price only
Which of your cards to put it on
Generic best-card advice
A referral link
Whether the sale is a real low
No price history
Sometimes, for its own listings
What it hasn't checked
Answers anyway
No concept of a gap
What happens after the answer
Conversation ends
You check back manually
Where the numbers came from
Training data of unknown age
A submitted post
goat is not a separate product bolted onto a feed. It is the same assistant on every card in the app — clearance, drops, cards, points, resale, alerts. The tools change; the manners don't.
No. goat runs the eight tools in the rack above — barcode scan, live store check, resale comps, price history, card math, stack builder, list run and watch. A general assistant can describe an air fryer. goat can tell you there are four at Target Mueller in aisle D14, that they rang up at $17.98 forty seconds ago, and that comps put your net at $34.62 each.
It says so, in the sentence, with the store name. "Mueller has 4; S Lamar I haven't checked." A stale feed, a retailer that publishes nothing, a price older than six hours — all of it shows up as amber, because a gap is friction and friction never gets to look like a saving.
Five a day on the free plan. Everything that doesn't require a live call — price history, card math, stack building, running your list against cached prices — is unlimited. Past five, goat batches the calls and runs them at 4:00am, then messages you with what changed. Pro lifts the cap.
Never. You pick the cards you hold from a list during setup, and goat does the math from public earning rates and the bonus dates you enter. There is no account connection, no statement parsing and no number stored anywhere.
Every line in the transparency panel has a delete button, and there is one button that wipes the whole file. Delete the line about your stores and the next answer stops being local until you tell it again — which is the honest trade, and we show it to you when you press the button.
Every claim carries a timestamp, a confirmation count and the accuracy score of whoever posted it. Report a bad shelf read and it drops out of the answer within minutes, and the contributor's score moves. The scans that disagree stay visible — you see 38 confirmations and the two that said the shelf was empty.
Yes, and that's most people. Ask it what's worth buying this week and it will tell you six things on your list hit a real low and that the coffee has been "on sale" at the same price since January. The flipping math is there if you want it and out of the way if you don't.
Want the rest of it? The community is where the confirmations come from, cards & bank bonuses is where the wallet math lives, and drops is what the watches were built for.
Founding members go in first, city by city, before there is a public date. Tell us where you shop and yours moves up the queue.