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Swooper AIO
Wake up to Pokémon confirmation emails, not sold-out pages.
Target restocks Pokémon cards at 4AM. Scalpers win because their software is awake — Swooper AIO is that software, for collectors. A desktop app (macOS & Windows) that watches Pokémon Center, Target & Walmart 24/7, detects restocks in about a second, then queues, carts, and checks out automatically on every account you run. And we show receipts: every restock we catch is published free — 959 logged, 83% overnight.
hey PH — Jayke here, i build Swooper.
real talk: i got tired of walking into Target and seeing empty pokemon shelves while scalpers flipped the same boxes for 3x. so we built monitors to figure out when restocks actually happen. the answer broke my brain a little — 83% of Target's online restocks land between 10PM and 6AM ET, and the single busiest window we've ever logged is Friday 4AM. nobody wins those drops by checking on a lunch break.
so swooper does the staying up for you. it watches Pokémon Center, Target and Walmart around the clock, pings you in about a second, and on the paid plans it joins the queue, carts, and checks out on every account you run. you literally wake up to confirmation emails.
two things worth your click:
1. all our restock data is public and free at swooperhq.com/restock-data — 959 restocks logged so far, no signup, use it even if you never touch the app
2. we're invite-only while we scale, but there's a founders deal on the site — 12 months of Premium for $151 one-time, first 151 people — if you want in before the door closes
ask me anything about the data, the monitoring, or how collectors are out-botting scalpers. tbh the data questions are my favorite.
About Swooper AIO on Product Hunt
“Wake up to Pokémon confirmation emails, not sold-out pages.”
Swooper AIO was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #136 on the daily leaderboard. Target restocks Pokémon cards at 4AM. Scalpers win because their software is awake — Swooper AIO is that software, for collectors. A desktop app (macOS & Windows) that watches Pokémon Center, Target & Walmart 24/7, detects restocks in about a second, then queues, carts, and checks out automatically on every account you run. And we show receipts: every restock we catch is published free — 959 logged, 83% overnight.
On the analytics side, Swooper AIO competes within E-Commerce and Pokemon — topics that collectively have 50.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Swooper AIO performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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