Shopping With Yantra: Search Every Store, Watch the Price, Let the Agent Buy
A walkthrough of the Shopping app: one search across Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Target and more, a deals board, hourly price watches, and checkout by the agent.
Yantra Team2 min read
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Shopping online is three tabs per product: the store, the comparison site, the price history. The Shopping app collapses that into one panel and one conversation. Here is how a purchase goes, from "I need headphones" to "it arrived".
Ask like you would ask a friend
Open a chat and say what you want: "wireless earbuds under $80 with good reviews", "a lightweight laptop for college, budget $700", "find me 20 t-shirts under $30". Any retail request opens the Shopping app beside the chat with the search already running. A product knowledge question, "is the iPhone 16 worth it", stays in chat, because that is an answer, not a shop.
One storefront, every retailer
Results come from Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Target, Shopify stores and Google Shopping at once, grouped by retailer and de-duplicated. Google Shopping rows are attributed to the store that sells them, which is how Best Buy, Costco, Home Depot, Lowe's and Newegg show up even though they block automated search. Yantra's own analysis picks sit at the top as a buyer's guide.
Open a product and the drawer shows details plus a Cheaper elsewhere panel. Heart it to save it. Add it to the cart.
The Deals board
The Deals view covers Everything, Products, Coupons, Local and Travel, with deals by department. A saved board under twelve hours old loads instantly, and deals are shared across your workspace, so the second person to look does not wait.
Watch instead of refresh
"Price check the Lego Millennium Falcon and alert me when it drops below $650." That creates a watch. With the live lane enabled, your Computer checks the price every hour in its own browser and tells you when it drops. "Pause the watch" and "stop watching" do what they say.
Checkout, your way
Proceed to checkout opens each retailer's own page with your cart intact. Purchases shows "checked out" rather than "purchased", because the app cannot see what happened on the retailer's site.
If you want the agent to finish the purchase, turn on agentic checkout. It pays with a virtual card from Cards and Wallet that carries a spending limit for that one purchase, fills the card in your own browser through the extension, confirms the total with you once, and stops at anything it should not decide, such as a bank code. It never sees the full card number.
Two things to know
Some stores need the paired browser extension for member prices or to get past bot walls. And a requested count, "20 t-shirts", is a target, not a promise.