Camera → pick the product → search. New Camera button on the home screen. Take a photo of a shelf or a bag of stuff, tap the product you want to price, and the search runs on just that one item. On-device, no cloud round-trip. Better matching for variant-specific links. Paste an Adidas link like ".../JP8726.html?forceSelSize=6.5" and the size sticks — we no longer serve a size 8 in the results when you asked for a 6.5. Same for a Stanley tumbler by ounces (30 vs 40 oz) and a Best Buy TV by inches (55 vs 65). If the retailer publishes a size or color the store's listing doesn't match, it's dropped. By-store list re-sorts as each price lands. Instead of showing stores in registry order and re-shuffling only at the end, the list re-orders every time a fresh price arrives — cheapest floats to the top mid-sweep.

Small fixes since 2.4.1. • Photo search now respects the orientation of the picked photo. A landscape or portrait shot from your camera roll (especially HEIC) is analyzed the right way up instead of sideways, so barcode and product-name detection actually see what your eyes see. • Clearer message when a photo doesn't contain a barcode or a readable product name — "Couldn't read a barcode or product name in that photo. Try the barcode side of the package, or type the product name." • Feedback you send from the app now reaches info@creed.services (was going to an old address). • The "Photo" button on Search is labeled and described accurately: it picks from your library — the "Scan barcode" button uses the camera.

This release is mostly bug fixes — the kind where the app was showing you the wrong thing with total confidence. • Fixed: "Best price" and "Best deal" could disagree on the same screen. The headline price is now always a price the top-rated offer actually has. If a cheaper listing exists but is out of stock or isn't confirmed to be the same product, you'll see it as "Cheapest seen — out of stock" instead of it quietly becoming the headline. • Fixed: out-of-stock listings looked like bargains. They now carry a clear label, and no longer show a savings badge for a price you can't buy at. • Fixed: searching a size showed you other sizes. Ask for a 100-inch TV and the wrong sizes now sit under "Closest sizes" with their real size on each card, instead of being mixed in as if they matched. If nothing that size was found, we say so rather than showing you something else. • Fixed: a search for one brand could return another brand's product. Asking for a Hisense no longer turns up a Samsung as a "close match". • Fixed: model ranges were treated as interchangeable. A U6, a U6 Pro, a U7 and an E8 are different televisions, and the app can now tell them apart. • Fixed: Walmart results were incomplete. Sponsored listings were all collapsing into a single row, discarding real products before you ever saw them. • Fixed: some products showed a photo belonging to a different item in the same group. • Fixed: a product's brand could appear twice in its title. • Fixed: prices that couldn't be read reliably. Rather than showing an unverified number, we now leave it out and say "No price found" with a link to the store — and never present a price we can't stand behind. • Match labels now mean one thing each. Rows where a store had nothing convincing read "Closest found" rather than sharing a label with genuine matches, and the badge guide explains it. • Fixed: mounts and accessories that fit a range of sizes were being ruled out. A mount listed as fitting 16-24 inch TVs now correctly matches an 18-inch TV. As always: we rank by match confidence, condition, availability and price. Our ranking can't be bought.

Search now helps you land on the right product instead of guessing. • Pick your product — vague searches like "carbon water maker" now show you the actual products found across stores, with photos and price ranges. Tap the one you meant and we compare that exact product everywhere. Searches with a model number go straight through as before. • Fixed: searches that found nothing — an internal matching bug was discarding real results for any search that didn't start with a brand name. Those products are back. • Review summaries arrive in seconds — a first read lands early while the full sweep continues in the background, and every summary tells you how many stores it's based on. • Reviews tab now opens with trending products instead of a blank screen. • See prices as they arrive, with a live view of which stores are being checked, running median and lowest-so-far, and a Stop button when you've seen enough. • Your store list stays up to date — if you'd saved a selection, newly added stores were invisible to you. Fixed. • Fixes to Explore layout, barcode scanning, pasted links, and camera permission messages.

Price Review 2.3 connects the prices and the reviews, and finally tells you when something you're watching gets cheaper. NEW: Summarize reviews in one tap Found the best price? Tap "Summarize reviews" right on the best-deal card and the on-device AI reads real customer reviews for that exact product — no retyping. Cheapest is only half the question; now you get the other half too. NEW: A proper watchlist Everything you're watching now has a screen of its own: what it cost when you saved it, what it costs now, and when we last looked. Swipe to stop watching. Barcode and photo searches can be saved too. NEW: Price-drop alerts that actually reach you We now re-check your watchlist in the background and alert you when a price drops — even when the app is closed. Alerts show while you're using the app instead of vanishing, and tapping one takes you straight back to that search. NEW: Share a verdict Share an AI review summary as a clean card — the rating, the verdict, and the top pro and con. ALSO NEW - Open Price Review straight from the web with price.review links. - Send Feedback in Settings, prefilled with everything we'd otherwise have to ask you for. - Rate on App Store in Settings. Thanks for using Price Review!

Price Review 2.2 adds an AI-style review summarizer and a cleaner, ad-free experience. NEW: AI Review Summary Type a product — or paste a link — and Price Review reads real customer reviews from across the web, right on your device, then gives you an honest verdict: an average star rating, the pros and cons people actually mention, and a plain-English summary of whether it's worth your money. Watch the findings build in real time. Your search stays private — the analysis runs on your device, not our servers. NEW: Explore tab Open the app to Today's Top Deals, pulled live and ranked by how much money you actually save — real dollars off, not just a big percentage. Filter by category, price, and discount, and tap Find more to keep browsing. ALSO NEW - Browse any store — including Amazon — right inside the app to see real product results. - Completely ad-free. - Faster, more reliable price comparison across 40+ stores. Thanks for using Price Review!

Completely rebuilt from the ground up. Compare prices across 40+ stores instantly, scan a barcode for an exact match, paste a link or snap a photo, and read on-device review summaries. Faster, cleaner, and more helpful than ever.

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