On Stompstart by 20 August 2019 · Guadalajara · Mexico

Shopie.

A Guadalajara Android app that let shoppers swipe right or left on Amazon products, learning their taste as they went.

Commerce and marketplaces

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20 August 2019
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“A new and fun way to browse when shopping”

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Two phones showing product cards marked 'Nope' and 'Maybe' with reject and accept buttons. — The listing image as preserved by the Wayback Machine on 20 August 2019. The old site cropped this preview; the lower part of the original is missing.

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“A new and fun way to browse when shopping”

Shopie is an app that lets you swipe through items It learns what you like to show you better stuff each time. Just swipe right for likes, left for nopes. You can also enter search terms for more specific browsing. Its tinder for amazon!

Topics: Ecommerce
Platforms: Android
Location: Guadalajara · Mexico

appshopie.com ↗youtube.com/watch ↗shopieapp.tumblr.com ↗twitter.com/_luis_93 ↗

In our words: The listing described Shopie as a new way to browse while shopping: swipe right to like an item, left to pass, and the app learned what to show next. It called itself 'tinder for amazon' and also offered search.

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