I kept too many tabs open for things I wanted to buy. Bookmarks didn't help. I'd lose the price, the size, whether it was even in stock. Existing wishlist tools only worked on Amazon or a handful of big stores, or they'd break after a site redesign. They were also heavily reliant on background scraping using bot traffic, which was erroneous, brittle.
So I built QuietCart. It's a Chrome extension for now. You click "Clip It" on any product listing page and it pulls the product info and price into one list. Works on Amazon, Etsy, Shopify stores, small boutiques, basically anything. No background tracking, no spam alerts. You check out your added items when you want, and you purchase at your own pace. QuietCart is your calm, organized wishlist.
The hardest part was making price extraction work reliably across thousands of different store layouts. The current solution is LLM based, designed to be accurate and scalable. I am still improving it. Would especially love feedback from active online shoppers on what you'd actually want from a tool like QuietCart.
