which stores does folk search?

over 100 million products across thousands of retailers, nike, zara, ssense, nordstrom, best buy, uniqlo, farfetch, and most places you'd shop online. folk shows you every store carrying the thing, not just one.

can folk buy it for me?

not yet. folk finds it, compares every store, and sends you a link that goes straight to checkout on the retailer's site, you tap and pay there. buying on your behalf is coming.

how does the price watching work?

say "watch the price on this" and folk checks it every day. when it drops, folk texts you with the new price and a link. it also knows the product's price history, so it can tell you whether today's price is actually low or just a sale sticker.

can i send a photo of something?

yes. send folk a photo or a screenshot and it searches the catalog by image. you'll get the exact product if it's in there, and the closest matches if it isn't.

does folk remember what i like?

yes. your sizes, the brands you keep coming back to, what you passed on, your budget. the more you shop with folk, the less you have to explain.

searching and comparing prices are free. price watching is part of folk pro at $20/month, along with everything else folk does. cancel anytime.

does folk make money from what i buy?

when you buy through a folk link, the retailer pays folk a commission, the same one any publisher gets. it doesn't change your price, and it doesn't change what folk recommends: you always see the cheapest in-stock option, whether it pays us or not.

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it searches 100 million products across every store, compares the prices, and sends you the cheapest one that’s actually in stock. then it watches the price and texts you when it drops.

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need white leather sneakers under $200, nothing chunky

three that fit. the common projects are on sale at ssense, same pair is $449 everywhere else.

common projects retro low

$411$449

ssense.com

veja esplar leather

$150

nordstrom.com

adidas stan smith lux

$120$140

adidas.com

the veja ones. tell me if they ever go on sale

watching them. $150 is the normal price, they dipped to $119 in november. i’ll text you if it happens again.

3 weeks later

veja esplar just dropped to $112 at nordstrom, down from $150. lowest it’s been all year, here’s the link.

what folk does when you want something

describe it, don't search it

no filters, no twelve tabs. say what you want the way you'd say it to a friend, folk turns it into a real search across every store.

something warm for a wedding in november, not black

found 6 under $300. two are camel wool, one's a deep green, want to see them?

send a photo of anything

screenshot from a friend's story, a photo of a chair in a cafe. folk finds it, or the closest thing you can actually buy.

[photo] where can i get this jacket

that's the arc'teryx beta lt. $500 direct, $399 at backcountry in your size.

it watches the price for you

folk checks every day and texts you the moment something drops, and tells you whether it's actually a good price or just marketing.

is $340 a good price for these?

no, they sat at $280 for most of the spring. i'd wait, and i'll tell you when they come back down.

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