Agentic shopping the way it should be
Cartright monitors your essentials, tracks deals, and builds the cart. All directly within your favorite messaging app.
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Today 9:41 AM
Hey there,
3 things you track dropped in price:
• Charmin Ultra Soft 12 Mega Rolls, $13.98 (you paid $17.48 last time)
• Tide Pods 81ct, $19.94 (you paid $23.96 last time)
• Cascade Platinum Pods 81ct, $12.97 (you paid $15.00 last time)
All three are inside their usual reorder windows based on your past order history.
The moment this is for
It’s a passing thought, not an errand. And if you’re the one who keeps the household stocked, you carry a hundred of these little thoughts, and they never show up at a convenient time.
With Cartright, that thought is just a text. Send it, and Cartright finds your usual pick, builds the cart, and hands it back. All you need to do is review and tap buy.
That’s the real job Cartright exists for: the standing chore of knowing what’s running low, what it costs, and alleviating some of the mental load.
Connections
Cartright reaches you in a messaging app you already have.
Messaging
Live today
On the way
What it does
Say it like you’d text a friend. Cartright takes it from there.
Reminders
remind me Sunday to reorder detergent
Set. I’ll remind you sunday at 9am: reorder detergent.
Tell it once and it comes back at the right moment, in your own words. Or let Cartright learn your reorder rhythm from your purchase history, so it knows you’re running low before you do.
Savings
track this walmart.com/ip/KPop-Demon-Hun…, let me know when it’s under $15
Paste a product link from any store and name your number. Cartright checks the price for you and messages you when it hits.
Research
best-reviewed air purifier under $150
On it — digging up reviews for “air purifier” (under $150).
Cartright reads reviews across the web and comes back with a few picks, and the sources to back it.
Control
always flag third party sellers
Got it, I’ll keep flagging third-party sellers on your cart.
Your rules stick, whether that’s who sells it or which brand lands in the cart. The cart holds exactly what you approved.
FAQ
Cartright can (theoretically) track any product to which you can provide a link. For cart building, functionality is currently limited to Walmart as they are the only retailer with open APIs. We hope to add more native retailer support as APIs become available.
Not currently, no. We looked hard at this (most recently July 2026): there is no official way, no API and no “sign in with your account” handoff, for an app to read a US customer’s order history on their behalf. Apps that claim to link your account do it by taking your password and scraping, which the retailers’ terms prohibit (and have sued to prevent).
Kind of. Privacy laws let you request your data from any major retailer for free (Amazon typically delivers within hours or days; Walmart can take up to 45 days). An alternative are community-built browser extensions that can export your order pages from your own logged-in browser session. The file you end up with can be sent directly to Cartright, who will use it to learn your existing preferences.
If/when a retailer opens a legitimate door (an official API or portability program), Cartright will support it.
Contact us! We’d love to hear from you: shoot us a message at hello@meetcartright.com.
Join the waitlist
We’d love for you to give Cartright a spin. We are currently in invite-only mode for early testers. If you’d like to sign up, we’ll notify you when you can register.
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